You use the page turn buttons to advance the text, and they d-pad to go to the next section. Leave the cursor on the button and forget about it for the moment. This will reflow the text to fit the browser window, or in this case the text will be as wide as the Kindle screen (but still hang off the bottom).īefore you start reading, move the cursor to the right until you find the "continue" button. After that, move the cursor to the "no distractions". The first thing you’ll want to do is increase the font size to one you’re comfortable with. Move the zoom window to the upper right corner and zoom in. Go to the Ibis Reader website ( ) and login. You’re going to want to do this from your computer because the process will go a lot faster. Find a bunch of the free ebooks you’d like to read and add them to your bookshelf. Visit the Ibis Reader website and create an account. It currently only supports DRM free Epub, and it requires an active web connection, but it might be useful to you. I used Ibis Reader, a browser based Epub reading app. I can tell you how_ you_ can read Epub on your Kindle. While I was trying to figure out how they read Epub on the Kindle I came up with a whole other solution. I’m still in the middle of finding out how they did it, but it doesn’t matter. It turns out I know the people who did it, and yes, they are actually reading an Epub ebook.
Mike Cane found a video today that shows someone reading an Epub ebook on their K3.
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