Id like to know if there is a feature that allows you to highlight and compile text into a word program for easy reviewing later on. This would make studying things quite a bit easier.

Thanks for your time.

Chris

According to the article I just read, you will.
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Yes, you can. In fact, not only can you highlight text (by selecting it and then choosing Highlight from the pop-up menu), you can even choose from five different colors (yellow, green, blue, pink, and purple). You can also quickly view all highlights (and jump to them) from the same screen that hosts the book’s table of contents

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Will ibooks work on a Mac or PC? I assume not but would not mind having iBooks on my desk top.

Originally Posted by Finnedog

Will ibooks work on a Mac or PC? I assume not but would not mind having iBooks on my desk top.

I would be inclined to think that when you download the iBooks app it could be possible but that's my unbacked opinion... and hope!

I do not think so as I downloaded iBooks on my PC and does not open. Maybe later??

Originally Posted by Finnedog

I do not think so as I downloaded iBooks on my PC and does not open. Maybe later??

To use iBooks you have to have an account. Is it possible that iBooks reader will appear when your two devices have sync'ed ? That's a hopeful guess...

have the itunes accnt but am hoping when we sync the iPad with the MacBook at home something nice will happen

I don't think there is an ebook reader built into iTunes....yet. I have to believe it, like an iPhone version of iBooks, will arrive in the not too distant future.

Originally Posted by wot_fan

I don't think there is an ebook reader built into iTunes....yet. I have to believe it, like an iPhone version of iBooks, will arrive in the not too distant future.

Like for photos you think?

Drats!...