I guess I'm confused.
You bought a Kindle, but it's not an ereader?
Exactly what kind of Kindle did you buy? There are several types.
I have a Kindle Fire, and I can receive, send, and respond to email with it.
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At 06:59 PM 4/22/2013, O'Conchubair wrote:
>I bought a Kindle 1st gen. I wanted to be able to download and read my
>email on my computer then use the Kindle to type responses. I set up gmail
>which immediately downloaded more than 16000 emails. Where they all came
>from, I have no idea. Plus, I could barely read anything. So, I put it
>away. Later, I purchased an iPad.
>I have the iPad set up to be able to respond to both email addresses. I
>would like to have a word processor. Is there a good one? I do not need
>anything fancy. Being so crippled with RA and Fibromyalgia, I have a hard
>time lifting and holding it. If the mini iPad comes with retina I will most
>likely buy one.
>Now, I have loads of books which are difficult for me to handle so I had
>thought the Kindle would be an ereader...not. So, as a Prime member, do I
>buy the Paperwhte or the Kobo ? I am in a quandary.
>What options do I have, if any, for this Kindle?
>I appreciate your helpful suggestions.
>Denise in NC
>
>Sent from my iPad
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