How to restart I books on Ipad

[Mollie]

Could someone please tell me how to restart a book that I am half way finished? I tried going on line but couldn't find this topic. Thanks.

 

[tdmsu]

Sure, I think I can help.
Tap in the middle of the screen (so you don't just turn the page), then look at the top left corner. There should be an icon that looks like a very small table of contents. Press that, and you will return to the table of contents for your book.

Good luck and have fun!

 

[Tim SPRACKLEN]

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Have fun and enjoy your iPad


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[twerppoet]

Or, after tapping in the middle of the screen, drag the progress bar at the bottom all the way to the left.

 

[Wreybies]

Or, after tapping in the middle of the screen, drag the progress bar at the bottom all the way to the left.

Thanks for this.

Given that 75% of my iPad use is via iBooks I am truly (seriously, no sarcasm) stumped that I never realized that the status bar was an active tool. I thought it was just a passive display.

.......Yeah.......Well...... What can I say? I thought marshmallows grew on trees until I was 13 years old, so, there ya'go. LOL

 

[twerppoet]

Or, after tapping in the middle of the screen, drag the progress bar at the bottom all the way to the left.

Thanks for this.

Given that 75% of my iPad use is via iBooks I am truly (seriously, no sarcasm) stumped that I never realized that the status bar was an active tool. I thought it was just a passive display.

.......Yeah.......Well...... What can I say? I thought marshmallows grew on trees until I was 13 years old, so, there ya'go. LOL

They don't !? Ok, that explains why I can't get the get the mini marshmallows to germinate. I'll just have to plant that part of the orchard with gumdrops instead. Or maybe malt balls, except I'm not sure they won't melt before harvest.

 

[Kaykaykay]

Or, after tapping in the middle of the screen, drag the progress bar at the bottom all the way to the left.

Thanks for this.

Given that 75% of my iPad use is via iBooks I am truly (seriously, no sarcasm) stumped that I never realized that the status bar was an active tool. I thought it was just a passive display.

.......Yeah.......Well...... What can I say? I thought marshmallows grew on trees until I was 13 years old, so, there ya'go. LOL

They don't !? Ok, that explains why I can't get the get the mini marshmallows to germinate. I'll just have to plant that part of the orchard with gumdrops instead. Or maybe malt balls, except I'm not sure they won't melt before harvest.

Lol. Marshmallow trees and malt ball bushes would be heaven. Makes me think of the candy room in "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory."

Is your book losing its place after you close it? It shouldn't, but maybe try bookmarking if some books are doing that.

 

[genep]

Can I transfer a book from kindle to IPad
Genep

 

[twerppoet]

Can I transfer a book from kindle to IPad
Genep

Get the Kindle app from the App Store. Open it and sign on with the same Amazon account as your Kindle. You will be able to see all your Kindle books purchased with that account and download them.

 

[Mollie]

sure, i think i can help.
Tap in the middle of the screen (so you don't just turn the page), then look at the top left corner. There should be an icon that looks like a very small table of contents. Press that, and you will return to the table of contents for your book.

Good luck and have fun!

thanks so much for helping