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Your MacBook has the capability to function not only as a computer, but also as an e-reader. An e-reader is a device that enables a user to read digital books and magazines. Although there are e-reader devices that you can buy to store and read e-books, you can also download an e-reader application to your MacBook to accomplish the same goal. The content that you can access on an e-reader application varies depending on the application's manufacturer.
1.Download an e-reader application to your MacBook. Examples of e-reader applications that are designed for the Mac operating system are: Nook for Mac, Kindle for Mac and eReader Pro for Macintosh. The application's installation window opens after the download is complete.
2.Click the e-reader application's icon and drag it into the 'Applications' folder. The application automatically installs on your MacBook.
3.Double-click the e-reader application's icon to launch it. If applicable, enter your username and password to access the application's content library.
4.Use the e-reader's navigation menu to find and download content. For example, enter the name of an e-book that you want to read in the e-reader's search bar. Select the e-book from the results list, then click the 'Download' or 'Purchase' button. The e-book downloads and automatically opens in the e-reader application.
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Warning
- Some e-reader applications require that you sign up for an account with a valid credit card to access content and download e-books and magazines that are for sale.
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