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Ever come across a whole page of text you'd like to come back and reread? Try bookmarking the entire page. The process to do so, can be found in this article.

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EditSteps

  1. 1
    Turn on your device.
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  2. 2
    Locate the book you'd like to bookmark the location of.
  3. 3
    Use the 5-way controller to select your book.
  4. 4
    Read the selection up until the page/location you'd like to bookmark.
  5. 5
    Press the Menu button on your device.
  6. 6
    Use the 5-way selector's up and down arrows to select the "Add Bookmark option".
  7. 7
    Press the "Select" button inside the 5-way selector when the selector is highlighted above "Add Bookmark".
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EditTips

  • A bookmark on a Kindle 2 will appear as a dogeared corner (like a book's dogeared corner).
  • Bookmarking pages isn't effective as keeping track of what location you've read to (as opposed to bookmarking in a paper-book).
  • A list of the bookmarks along with all your notes and highlights can be found under the "Menu" button's area called "View Notes & Marks".
  • Even if you change the text-size of the reading inside a Kindle book, the bookmark will still be shown in it's proper place.

EditWarnings

  • With the plethora of synchronization options your Kindle contains, bookmarking pages isn't always the best way to keep track of the furthest page you've read to. Bookmarking is the most-time consuming thing, however to keep track of. So don't use bookmarks in the same way you would a paperback book's bookmark.
  • Never call a location where a bookmark is placed by it's manual book's page number. If you were to go to a page number where the bookmark has been placed, if the bookmark is placed later on the page, the bookmark won't be shown until you go to the later location.

EditSources and Citations

  • Amazon Kindle user's manual (Kindle edition) - research source

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