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1. 7" color display
2. [MENU] : Displays the function menu for each mode
3. [ ] : Displays the zoom option
4. [OK]
5. [] : Move right, next, forward
[] : Move left, previous, backward
[] : Move up, increases the volume
[] : Move down, decrease the volume
6. [
2. [MENU] : Displays the function menu for each mode
3. [ ] : Displays the zoom option
4. [OK]
5. [] : Move right, next, forward
[] : Move left, previous, backward
[] : Move up, increases the volume
[] : Move down, decrease the volume
6. [
] : Play/pause audio, video & slideshow
7. [ ] : Return to previous screen
8. [PREVIOUS PAGE] : Go to previous page
9. [NEXT PAGE] : Go to next page
10. Battery indicator
11. Mini USB port
12. Charging jack
13. SD/MMC card slot
14. Earphone jack
15. [ ]
16. Speaker
17. RESET hole
9. [NEXT PAGE] : Go to next page
10. Battery indicator
11. Mini USB port
12. Charging jack
13. SD/MMC card slot
14. Earphone jack
15. [ ]
16. Speaker
17. RESET hole
1. Connect the e-Reader to your computer, and open the Borders Desktop App.
2. Click the “Sync” button to copy the books in your library to the e-Reader.
appears. You will be asked to enter your Adobe ID to transfer protected eBooks
between computers and mobile devices.
4. If you need to create a new Adobe ID account, click “Get online” on the Setup
Assistant page.
5. Follow the instructions to create an Adobe ID which will authorize your
computer to transfer books to the e-Reader.
1. Make sure the computer is connected to the internet to download and use
the Borders Desktop App.
2. Connect the e-Reader to the computer using the included USB cable.
3. In the window that pops up, click on
4. Click on “Desktop Installers”
5. Select either “Windows”, or “Mac OS X” depending on which computer you
are using, and double click the “DesktopInstaller” icon to launch the installer.
6. Follow the setup wizard to install the app.
7. Press “Finish” to complete the installation.
1. Make sure the computer is connected to the internet.
2. Launch the Borders Desktop Application.
3. Click “SIGN IN OR CREATE AN ACCOUNT”.
6. To purchase an eBook, click the price tag of the desired eBook to enter the
purchase page.
8. The purchased item will be downloaded shortly and saved in your library.
Auto Rotate:
The e-Reader can rotate the screen automatically while reading.
Settings > Settings > Auto Rotate.
Charging the battery:
• Connect the e-Reader to a wall outlet using the included AC adaptor.
OR
• Connect the e-Reader to the computer using the included USB cable.
When charging, the indicator light is red, and it will turn green after it is fully
charged.
Make sure the e-Reader is fully charged before turning it on.
Press and hold [ ] until the Main Menu appears or the e-Reader shuts down.
Inserting the SD card (not included):
The e-Reader supports SD / MMC cards (up to
16 GB) to save audio, video and picture files.
16 GB) to save audio, video and picture files.
To install the SD card into the e-Reader, follow
the steps below:
the steps below:
1. Turn off the e-Reader.
2. Insert the SD card (face up as shown) into the
card slot until it clicks and locks into place.
3. To remove the card, gently push it in until it
pops out.
2. Insert the SD card (face up as shown) into the
card slot until it clicks and locks into place.
3. To remove the card, gently push it in until it
pops out.
To access the SD card, go to Settings > Explorer.
Reading:
Library:
In the “Library”, you can view all the books stored in the e-Reader. Use
[],
[], [], [] to select, and press [OK] to start reading.
To return to the Main Menu, press [ ].
Text size:
1. Press [ ] and the text size options appear on the bottom of the display.
2. Use [], [] to select a text size, and press [OK]
3. Press [ ] to exit.
• A card can only be inserted one way; do not use force when inserting the card.
• Inserting or removing a card while the e-Reader is on may damage the card,
When closing the desktop app, to avoid the syncing process when re-opening
the app, do not log out of your Borders account.
transfer to the e-Reader, in this case a pop up window will appear while
syncing the e-Reader which will alert you regarding this issue (these eBooks
may still be downloaded, synced and read on the Borders Desktop App).
TIP: Finding books stored on the e-Reader
eBooks are stored alphabetically by title in the e-Reader's "Library".
When transferring a new book to the e-Reader, it is a good idea to add it to
"My Favorites"
reading it.
When transferring a new book to the e-Reader, it is a good idea to add it to
"My Favorites"
reading it.
Adding a book to My Favorites:
While the book is open, press [MENU] and on the upper left of the display
select "Favorite" and press [OK], the book will be added to the "My
Favorites" section where it can easily be found.
Deleting a book from "My Favorites":
1. Select "My Favorites" from the Main Menu
While the book is open, press [MENU] and on the upper left of the display
select "Favorite" and press [OK], the book will be added to the "My
Favorites" section where it can easily be found.
Deleting a book from "My Favorites":
1. Select "My Favorites" from the Main Menu
2. Use
[], [], [] , [] to select the book you wish to delete and press [MENU].
3. Select from "Delete", "Delete ALL" or "Exit"
4. Press [MENU] again to exit the delete options.
Main Menu:
Press and hold [ ], the Main Menu appears on the screen.
Use [], [], [], [] to select an option, and press [OK].
Main Menu:
• Now Reading: Book you are currently reading
• Recently Read: Browse recently read books
• My Favorites: Books saved as favorites
• Library: All books stored on the reader
• Music: Play music
• Photo: View photos
• Settings: Settings mode includes Settings, Video, Explorer and Calendar
Books stored on the e-Reader can be accessed from one of the below options
in the Main Menu:
• Now Reading: Book you are currently reading
• Recently Read: Books you have recently read
• My Favorites: Books you have tagged as favorites for easy access
• Library: All books stored on the e-Reader
• Recently Read: Books you have recently read
• My Favorites: Books you have tagged as favorites for easy access
• Library: All books stored on the e-Reader
Use
[], [], [], [] to select, and press [OK] to start reading.
Sync button
6. The eBooks in your library will be copied to the e-Reader.
7. When the sync is completed, click eject before disconnecting the e-Reader
from your computer.
7. Fill out the billing information and check out.
4. Click “create account” to create your Borders.com account.
5. Click “Home” in the “Store” menu to access Borders online store.
Store/Home
Next page / previous page:
Use [NEXT PAGE], [], [] to go to the next page.
Use [PREVIOUS PAGE], [], [] to go to the previous page.
To return to the Library, press the [ ] button.
Reading menu options:
Press [Menu] and the reading menu options appear on the top left of the display,
select from:
Favorite : Add the current book to My Favorites.
Jump to : Quickly jump to any section of the book.
Brightness : Adjust the brightness level of the display.
Press [Menu] again or press [ ] to exit the reading menu. Use
[], [] to
[OK].
Bookmarks: If you would like to bookmark a page of the current book you are
reading, press [OK] to open the Bookmarks menu where you can
add or delete a bookmark.
Surely, many verses of the holy books, particularly in the
Upanishades of Samaveda, spoke of this innermost and
ultimate thing, wonderful verses. "Your soul is the whole
world", was written there, and it was written that man in
his sleep, in his deep sleep, would meet with his innermost
part and would reside in the Atman. Marvellous wisdom
was in these verses, all knowledge of the wisest ones had
been collected here there, and it was written that man in
his sleep, in his deep sleep, would meet with his innermost
part and would reside in the Atman. Marvellous wisdom
was in these verses, all knowledge of the wisest ones had
been collected here in magic words, pure as honey
collected by bees. No, not to be looked down upon was
the tremendous amount of enlightenment which lay here
collected and preserved by innumerable generations of
wise Brahmans.— But where were the Brahmans, where
the priests, where the wise men or penitents, who had
succeeded in not just knowing this deepest of all
knowledge but also to live it? Where was the knowledge-
able one who wove his spell to bring his familiarity with
the Atman out of the sleep into the state of being awake,
into the life, into every step of the way, into word and
deed? Siddhartha knew many venerable Brahmans,
Upanishades of Samaveda, spoke of this innermost and
ultimate thing, wonderful verses. "Your soul is the whole
world", was written there, and it was written that man in
his sleep, in his deep sleep, would meet with his innermost
part and would reside in the Atman. Marvellous wisdom
was in these verses, all knowledge of the wisest ones had
been collected here there, and it was written that man in
his sleep, in his deep sleep, would meet with his innermost
part and would reside in the Atman. Marvellous wisdom
was in these verses, all knowledge of the wisest ones had
been collected here in magic words, pure as honey
collected by bees. No, not to be looked down upon was
the tremendous amount of enlightenment which lay here
collected and preserved by innumerable generations of
wise Brahmans.— But where were the Brahmans, where
the priests, where the wise men or penitents, who had
succeeded in not just knowing this deepest of all
knowledge but also to live it? Where was the knowledge-
able one who wove his spell to bring his familiarity with
the Atman out of the sleep into the state of being awake,
into the life, into every step of the way, into word and
deed? Siddhartha knew many venerable Brahmans,
venerable one. His father was to be admired, quiet and
noble were his manners, pure his life, wise his words,
noble were his manners, pure his life, wise his words,
it valuable to know all of this, not knowing that one and
only thing, the most important thing, the solely important
thing?
only thing, the most important thing, the solely important
thing?
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Note: For faster charging, use the AC adaptor instead of connecting to the
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e-Reader
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Location of controls
Basic operation
Headphones
User Guide
User Guide
AC adaptor
Book Cover
e-Reader
USB Cable
Now Reading
Recently Read
My Favorites
Music
Photo
Photo
Settings
Library
e-Reader
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Installing the Borders Desktop App
Sync eBooks to the e-Reader
Reading eBooks
Using the Borders Desktop App
My Favorites
Now
Reading
Library
Recently
Read
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The Grapes of Wrath
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Catcher in the Rye
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The Great Gatsby
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Surely, many verses of the holy books, particularly in the
Upanishades of Samaveda, spoke of this innermost and
ultimate thing, wonderful verses. "Your soul is the whole
world", was written there, and it was written that man in
his sleep, in his deep sleep, would meet with his innermost
part and would reside in the Atman. Marvellous wisdom
was in these verses, all knowledge of the wisest ones had
been collected here there, and it was written that man in
his sleep, in his deep sleep, would meet with his innermost
part and would reside in the Atman. Marvellous wisdom
was in these verses, all knowledge of the wisest ones had
been collected here in magic words, pure as honey
collected by bees. No, not to be looked down upon was
the tremendous amount of enlightenment which lay here
collected and preserved by innumerable generations of
wise Brahmans.— But where were the Brahmans, where
the priests, where the wise men or penitents, who had
succeeded in not just knowing this deepest of all
knowledge but also to live it? Where was the knowledge-
able one who wove his spell to bring his familiarity with
the Atman out of the sleep into the state of being awake,
into the life, into every step of the way, into word and
deed? Siddhartha knew many venerable Brahmans,
Upanishades of Samaveda, spoke of this innermost and
ultimate thing, wonderful verses. "Your soul is the whole
world", was written there, and it was written that man in
his sleep, in his deep sleep, would meet with his innermost
part and would reside in the Atman. Marvellous wisdom
was in these verses, all knowledge of the wisest ones had
been collected here there, and it was written that man in
his sleep, in his deep sleep, would meet with his innermost
part and would reside in the Atman. Marvellous wisdom
was in these verses, all knowledge of the wisest ones had
been collected here in magic words, pure as honey
collected by bees. No, not to be looked down upon was
the tremendous amount of enlightenment which lay here
collected and preserved by innumerable generations of
wise Brahmans.— But where were the Brahmans, where
the priests, where the wise men or penitents, who had
succeeded in not just knowing this deepest of all
knowledge but also to live it? Where was the knowledge-
able one who wove his spell to bring his familiarity with
the Atman out of the sleep into the state of being awake,
into the life, into every step of the way, into word and
deed? Siddhartha knew many venerable Brahmans,
venerable one. His father was to be admired, quiet and
noble were his manners, pure his life, wise his words,
noble were his manners, pure his life, wise his words,
it valuable to know all of this, not knowing that one and
only thing, the most important thing, the solely important
thing?
only thing, the most important thing, the solely important
thing?
Siddhartha
17/357
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Surely, many verses of the holy books, particularly in the
Upanishades of Samaveda, spoke of this innermost and
ultimate thing, wonderful verses. "Your soul is the whole
world", was written there, and it was written that man in
his sleep, in his deep sleep, would meet with his innermost
part and would reside in the Atman. Marvellous wisdom
was in these verses, all knowledge of the wisest ones had
been collected here there, and it was written that man in
his sleep, in his deep sleep, would meet with his innermost
part and would reside in the Atman. Marvellous wisdom
was in these verses, all knowledge of the wisest ones had
been collected here in magic words, pure as honey
collected by bees. No, not to be looked down upon was
the tremendous amount of enlightenment which lay here
collected and preserved by innumerable generations of
wise Brahmans.— But where were the Brahmans, where
the priests, where the wise men or penitents, who had
succeeded in not just knowing this deepest of all
knowledge but also to live it? Where was the knowledge-
able one who wove his spell to bring his familiarity with
the Atman out of the sleep into the state of being awake,
into the life, into every step of the way, into word and
deed? Siddhartha knew many venerable Brahmans,
Upanishades of Samaveda, spoke of this innermost and
ultimate thing, wonderful verses. "Your soul is the whole
world", was written there, and it was written that man in
his sleep, in his deep sleep, would meet with his innermost
part and would reside in the Atman. Marvellous wisdom
was in these verses, all knowledge of the wisest ones had
been collected here there, and it was written that man in
his sleep, in his deep sleep, would meet with his innermost
part and would reside in the Atman. Marvellous wisdom
was in these verses, all knowledge of the wisest ones had
been collected here in magic words, pure as honey
collected by bees. No, not to be looked down upon was
the tremendous amount of enlightenment which lay here
collected and preserved by innumerable generations of
wise Brahmans.— But where were the Brahmans, where
the priests, where the wise men or penitents, who had
succeeded in not just knowing this deepest of all
knowledge but also to live it? Where was the knowledge-
able one who wove his spell to bring his familiarity with
the Atman out of the sleep into the state of being awake,
into the life, into every step of the way, into word and
deed? Siddhartha knew many venerable Brahmans,
venerable one. His father was to be admired, quiet and
noble were his manners, pure his life, wise his words,
noble were his manners, pure his life, wise his words,
it valuable to know all of this, not knowing that one and
only thing, the most important thing, the solely important
thing?
only thing, the most important thing, the solely important
thing?
Siddhartha
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Surely, many verses of the holy books, particularly in the Upanishades of Samaveda, spoke of this innermost
and ultimate thing, wonderful verses. "Your soul is the whole world", was written there, and it was written that
man in his sleep, in his deep sleep, would meet with his innermost part and would reside in the Atman.
Marvellous wisdom was in these verses, all knowledge of the wisest ones had been collected here there, and it
was written that man in his sleep, in his deep sleep, would meet with his innermost part and would reside in
the Atman. Marvellous wisdom was in these verses, all knowledge of the wisest ones had been collected here
in magic words, pure as honey collected by bees. No, not to be looked down upon was the tremendous
amount of enlightenment which lay here collected and preserved by innumerable generations of wise
Brahmans.— But where were the Brahmans, where the priests, where the wise men or penitents, who had
succeeded in not just knowing this deepest of all knowledge but also to live it? Where was the knowledgeable
one who wove his spell to bring his familiarity with the Atman out of the sleep into the state of being awake,
into the life, into every step of the way, into word and deed? Siddhartha knew many venerable Brahmans,
and ultimate thing, wonderful verses. "Your soul is the whole world", was written there, and it was written that
man in his sleep, in his deep sleep, would meet with his innermost part and would reside in the Atman.
Marvellous wisdom was in these verses, all knowledge of the wisest ones had been collected here there, and it
was written that man in his sleep, in his deep sleep, would meet with his innermost part and would reside in
the Atman. Marvellous wisdom was in these verses, all knowledge of the wisest ones had been collected here
in magic words, pure as honey collected by bees. No, not to be looked down upon was the tremendous
amount of enlightenment which lay here collected and preserved by innumerable generations of wise
Brahmans.— But where were the Brahmans, where the priests, where the wise men or penitents, who had
succeeded in not just knowing this deepest of all knowledge but also to live it? Where was the knowledgeable
one who wove his spell to bring his familiarity with the Atman out of the sleep into the state of being awake,
into the life, into every step of the way, into word and deed? Siddhartha knew many venerable Brahmans,
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