Monday, May 20, 2013 6:50 AM
To: Ilske Thomsen
Cc: kloeppelki...@t-online.de; Lace
Subject: Re: [lace] Re: [lace] books vs kindle
Ilske, I have an iPad and there is a Kindle App for it. So I can read books
from Amazon or Apple and other sources as well.
Clay
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On May 20, 2013,
I have an iPad and iBooks tend to be pdf in format for this reader. However, I
was able to download a free kindle app from the AppStore to allow me to access
kindle books.
I think that amazon have realised that they need to make their ebooks available
to other platforms so they opened up acces
Mine is a Kindle.
Joepie.
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From: kloeppelki...@t-online.de
Sent: Monday, May 20, 2013 11:46 AM
To: Lace
Subject: [lace] Re: [lace] books vs kindle
Just a question on this thread because I wonder: Is "Kindle" a
synonymous for any eBook reader or
I also meant to say that when I fall asleep and hit myself in the face with the
iPad it hurts more than when I do that with even a hardback book.
L
Kind Regards
Liz Baker
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Thanks, Clay,
that was what I forget to write. And there ia another fine thing, but perhaps
only in Germany. With some e-readers one could lend e-books from an
organization I can't find the name so quick. But for Sony doesn't exist an App
yet.
Ilske
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Ilske, I have an iPad and there is a Kindle App for it. So I can read books
from Amazon or Apple and other sources as well.
Clay
Sent from my iPad
On May 20, 2013, at 7:31 AM, Ilske Thomsen wrote:
> And if you have a i-Pad or a i-Pad Mini your are bound on Apple.
>
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I chose the Kindle (black & white only) because I liked the non-reflective
screen. It seems easier on my eyes
Sue
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Gabriele,
Kindle is a brandmark and is connected with amazon. And this is in my opinion a
problem, you can bye e.books only from them. There excist several other
e-readers like mine from Sony. Than you are free to bye where you want. The
e.reader from Thalia are also connected with Thalia.
And i
On 20/05/2013 11:46, kloeppelki...@t-online.de wrote:
>>Just a question on this thread because I wonder: Is "Kindle" a
synonymous for any eBook reader or do you all really use Kindle? <<
Mine's a Kindle.
Lesley
in Marple, UK, wondering whether summer will ever arrive.
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An: "Bev Walker" , "Jean Nathan"
Cc: "Lace"
Betreff: Re: [lace] books vs kindle
Datum: Sun, 19 May 2013 21:15:03 +0200
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On 19/05/2013 18:38, Jean Nathan wrote:
>>You've all left out the most important problem of owning an e-reader
- where do you put your lace book mark?<<
I love my Kindle, but my lace bookmarks are in my paper books which I
also love to read. The books I like because they are in a familiar
fo
: Lace
Subject: Re: [lace] books vs kindle
LOL...I put mine in a drawer 0:-)
On Sun, May 19, 2013 at 10:38 AM, Jean Nathan wrote:
> You've all left out the most important problem of owning an e-reader -
> where do you put your lace book mark?
>
>
I've seen knitted e-reader cover
I use my bookmarks in my craft books - which are the only treasurers i keep
in that format. i convert patterns for projects for the reader, but i like
to have places marked for future projects - the lace bookmarks work
perfectly. And i get a fond smile when i see them again. a walk down
memory l
RE: "You've all left out the most important problem of owning an e-reader -
where do you put your lace book mark?"
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
Hi Jean and lacemakers...
I could hand stitch it to the bag I put my e-reader in for safe keeping???
Then everyone could admire it.
Susie
Morris, IL
it's not a problem I don't have one. And the cat bookmarks are in the
paper-books, I still read
Ilske
Am 19.05.2013 um 19:38 schrieb Jean Nathan:
> You've all left out the most important problem of owning an e-reader - where
> do you put your lace book mark?
>
> Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
>
LOL...I put mine in a drawer 0:-)
On Sun, May 19, 2013 at 10:38 AM, Jean Nathan wrote:
> You've all left out the most important problem of owning an e-reader -
> where do you put your lace book mark?
>
>
I've seen knitted e-reader covers, should think of one made of lace!
--
Bev surrounded by a
On the cover - you make a lovely piece of lace for the front and another for
the back
Sue
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Subject: [lace] books vs kindle
You've all left out the most important problem of owning
Why not just make a lace cover? :)
Bronwen,
who has just added a project to her growing list of lace projects
On Sun, May 19, 2013 at 11:38 AM, Jean Nathan wrote:
> You've all left out the most important problem of owning an e-reader -
> where do you put your lace book mark?
>
> Jean in Poole,
You've all left out the most important problem of owning an e-reader - where
do you put your lace book mark?
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
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Dear All,
I bought my Sony e-reader two years ago and I am happy I did. It's handy has a
very long working batterie and lots of space for books with more than 700 pages.
This was the main reason I wanted one. I like not only to read I like
literature and lots of books I like are very thick which
I live in an 800 sq ft, 2 bedroom apartment, that I share with my husband
and small dog.
We have 8 bookshelves full of books, along with 3 boxes of books in
storage. And when I say "full of books", I mean, double layer deep, with
books laying on the tops of other books. We're going to have to we
Hello Jean and everyone
I like being able to share books, usually not possible with e-versions as
they want everyone to buy their own copy. When I've read something light,
it increases the value for me if I can pass the book along. I bought my
Kobo purely so I could borrow e-books from my local li
I use my android tablet to store and read books. I have become great friends
with amazon, google books, ellorra's caven, the professor's site and the
Gutenberg project! PDF how tos and manuals for gadgets get carried and my lace
tutorials are on here too. Mills and Boon light reading has a plac
But the Kindle Touch does have its irritating feature of suddenly skipping
ahead to a different chapter. I find that I can be at 18% and the next
swipe takes me to 30% or 6% and so on. It apparently does this randomly
when it feels like it!
Sometimes at bedtime, with a real book, I decide to
Hi everyone,
Im the first to admit shunning technology and think its ease of
use has had a negative effect of ability and concentration over the last
generation or so
So it may be surprising that I would never be parted from my
kindle, its again the lack of need for storage space, portability of e
Dear Lin et al,
I think modern technology can help us in so many ways. I listen to books on my
iPod a lot. But the idea that paper books will go the way of the dodo is not
going to happen in our lifetime. There is a definite place for the traditional
way, and a definite place and use for all
I can't see me ever getting an e-reader. For me there's nothing so
comforting as holding a book in our hand.
They also cost nothing to run, can be recycled, the covers are attractive to
look at, (as Joepie says) they provide insulation to your walls, you don't
need a printer to get hard copy,
I find ebooks great for crochet because they are following written instructions
but because I have an iPad but not an apple computer printing becomes a problem
as you loose resolution between screen shot and printing.
If the original is a pdf then this does make it easier but you have to ensure
Hi arachnids,
Lace diagrams are not quite as easy to follow on the e-readers. Can one
photocopy a diagram? With really complicated patterns my students are
allowed to use a 'idiots' board - a piece of polystyrene with the
photocopied diagram pinned to it - so they can put pins in the diagram t
Sorry all,
I have a book stand i secure to my pillow (along with a magnifier and a
clip on light which attaches to my tripod pillow stand) which holds the
reader for easy reference (a bit heavier than a couple sheets of paper) but
i do have to use a rubber band to make sure it doesn't accidentally
Hello All,
I am a full time RVer and am always looking for a new book to read. I have
space and weight concerns. my security blanket is a book. to make room
for those extra pillows and bobbins, tatting shuttles and threads, etc., i
invested in an eReader (kindle keyboard) a bit over 2 years ago
Dear Doris, et al,
Personally, I doubt that anyone alive today will need to worry about living
without books, because they are all some sort of electronic. I usually choose
paper books, but it must be admitted that a book or two on the phone is a
comfort and space saver, especially ones I alre
How will the quotations change when we have only kindle editions? "A room
without books is like a body without a soul": "When I get a little money I buy
books: and if any is leftover I buy food and clothes".
from Doris O'Neill , Chicago area.
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