If this is the case, I've listed down a few alternatives you can try below. Depending on the type of book or document you are reading, you might not see this 'Export Notes' option. Now, this is the part that gets a little tricky. Click on that and click 'Send' in the confirmation box. And click on the 'Notes' tab.Īt the bottom, you should see an 'Export Notes' link. Step 2 - Export highlighted notesĪfter highlighting, press near the top of the screen to open the options panel. If you make a mistake, just press once on the highlighted text and press 'Delete'. If the text continues to the next page, just hold and drag your finger to the edge and the screen will flip to the next page, continuing the highlight. Drag your finger to the right until all the text have been covered. On your Kindle device, press and hold at the start of the text you want to copy. And this could vary depending on the type of book or document that you are reading. The default process involves three steps. I wrote this post for the Kindle Paperwhite, but it should be the same for other Kindle devices. Read on to see the different ways we can copy text and what else to look out for. And a little puzzle (Exhibit A): Can you guess what is the 3-letter word blurred out? The text is from Sherlock Holmes, A Study in Scarlet.
Depending on the book, there are some limitations on the amount and type of text that can be copied. To copy and paste from the Kindle, highlight the text as notes and export the notes into Notepad or an alternative text editor. I came across a phrase on my Kindle that I wanted to keep and was pleased to discover that there are several ways you can copy text from a Kindle.
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