By on March 19, 2010 in Thanks to long-time Kindle Nation citizen Al M. For writing in with a couple of challenges that he faced while beginning to use the new Kindle for Mac App. Here’s one: I see no way to increase the size of graphics. Right click does nothing. I was looking forward to being able to see things that were just too small on the Kindle, but his does not solve that problem, I have to use a magnifying glass on both. PDF files are best viewed in the original file on the computer using Reader or Preview as one can print pages, copy/paste and magnify the whole page, pictures included. Al, it’s true that for now there’s no onboard “Zoom” feature with the Kindle for Mac app, but there is a relatively straightfoward work-around that may keep you from having to get out the magnifying glass.

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This suggestion could become rather tedious if you were forced to use it too repetitively, but it is a simple and pretty quick way to magnify and get a better look at any image (or small print that renders as an image and therefore is resistant to font-size increases) in a Kindle book. Just use the COMMAND+SHIFT+4 command to capture a screen shot of the very specific area that you want to enlarge. Once you initiate the command you’ll see an icon that lets you know you can press down on your mouse in one corner of the capture area and release the mouse when you have moved it (and the shaded area that you are creating) to the diagonally opposite corner. When you release the mouse you’ll hear a cool little sound like the one made, I think I recall, by a camera shutter. For example, I’ve just used the same command to select and capture a relatively small screen shot of Ty Cobb’s head from location 41,861 of the, which I mentioned was (and still is) available for free download in from mid-February. Dear Stephen Windwalker, has sent the following files to your Amazon Kindle free conversion account at no charge: You can download the file(s) here, then transfer the file(s) by connecting Kindle to your computer over USB.

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How to Enlarge Pictures on Amazon Kindle Tablet App. To temporarily escape from the text of the book and display the picture in a larger format that you can also pinch to zoom into and out of.

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