Eric's cribs on the Kindle

Gary Knox

Message 62148 · 24 Dec 2011 01:20:23 · Variable-width font · Whole thread

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Very well done Anselm. I just downloaded it to a Kindle Reader on an iPad2. The touchscreen works okay with the index at the back.

Suggestion - is it possible to put the index at the beginning of the document?

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Gary Knox
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From: Anselm Lingnau [mailto:xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx]
Sent: Friday, December 23, 2011 3:02 PM
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Subject: Eric's cribs on the Kindle

Here's an early Christmas present for all the Kindle users on this list (or at any rate, for all those of you who have asked Santa for a Kindle, something to try on Christmas morning).

Eric Ferguson has kindl(e?)y consented to my preparing an edition of his massive dance crib collection for the Kindle. This could help people who don't have Internet access where they teach and so can't get at the SCD database, and it goes well with the electronic editions of the RSCDS Manual that the Society publishes on its web site. I have put a first stab at this up on

  http://media.strathspey.org/kindle/etf-cribs.mobi

You will have to download this onto your PC and move it across to the Kindle via the USB connection (or at any rate this is what I seem to have to do with mine). (And before you ask, no, I can't put this up on the Amazon Kindle Store because Amazon won't let me give stuff away for free – and charging a dollar for Eric's work just to make Jeff Bezos happy doesn't ring true to me.)

Feel free to check this out and to suggest improvements – in particular for the navigation, which sucks on a non-touchscreen Kindle. I will eventually make an EPUB version, too (which will go even better with the EPUB Manual).

Have fun, and merry Christmas!
Anselm
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