[SmrTyme]

Is there a way to forward to the following Chapter in a book w/out paging through each page?

ThankYou

 

[Kathy]

The easiest way is to go to the table of contents and select the next chapter link. You can do this by clicking on menu, then Table of Contents. I don't know of any faster way to do it, but some of the others may.

 

[intinst]

The bad news is that some books do not have clikable links for chapters.

 

[KindleKay (aka #1652)]

Yes, if there is a clickable Table of Contents then you are all set.  Otherwise....I would use the bookmark feature often.  I read on person say that when they start a new book, if the ToC is not clickable, they take the time to find each chapter and bookmark it before reading.  Then they can go between bookmarks easily.

I don't see the need to take the time to do this, but if it is helpful to you...

 

[Annalog]

When I am reading a book without a clickable Table of Contents, then I bookmark the chapters as I come to them while reading. If the book is a long one, then I bookmark the major subsections and every 10th chapter. While that won't help with going forward to the next chapter, it certainly helps in going back to the last one.

 

[Anju]

I do exactly what Annalog does - as I read I bookmark each chapter.

You could possibly do a search for "chapter" and if the author named each chapter as Chapter 10 or Chapter 11, etc. it should show the location for the next one.

 

[kevindorsey]

I noticed that some publishers do a much better job in general customizing and using Kindle format. 

 

[SmrTyme]

That'll work! Thanks for the Info!!