Select Highlight, and the selected text will be highlighted in gray.

Using the markers, drag to highlight the beginning and end of the portion that needs to be highlighted. The Kindle's highlight feature is a pretty useful one, and unlike highlighting a physical book, there is no permanent effect left on the text. To highlight a text, open a book or document from the Kindle library, then tap and hold on to a word on the screen. It is also possible to view highlighted texts from other devices such as a mobile phone with the Kindle app or from the web browser on a PC or Mac. There is also the option to delete or share a highlight from this window or view popular highlights if the book was obtained via Kindle Unlimited or bought directly from Amazon. Tapping on a highlight will jump to that part of the book. Users can view all of their highlights from this menu. Then, tap ' Notes & Highlights' on the window that appears on the screen. To do this, tap on the upper part of the screen and select ' Go To.' It is the hamburger-like icon between the ' Aa' icon and the bookmark icon. Users can also view all highlights and notes in one place. Highlights with a note will have a small icon with a number next to it. Using the on-screen keyboard, type a comment, and tap on ' Save' at the bottom of the screen. Tap in the location field and use the onscreen keyboard to enter that location, and then tap OK to go there. To add a note to a highlighted text, simply tap on a highlight and select ' Note' from the option that appears.

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