Hm, I checked my local libraries. The Oakland Public Library does have Kindle books, but the lending period is only 14 days! And the Peninsula library lets me check out mostly nonfiction and classic books for...24 hours? How do other library systems compare?
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I can check out e-books for either 7 or 14 days. Most everything I've checked out I've had to go onto a waiting list for, and then had 5 days to check it out after it became available, so I just didn't check it out until I was ready to start reading immediately, and 7 days has been plenty so far.
I think every library is different. I can check out up to 20 books, have up to 21 days, but only have 48 hours from notification when on the waiting list.
I can get 25 books I think for 21 days. I never need them that long though.
I think I can only have three digital things checked out at once.
Hm, I checked my local libraries. The Oakland Public Library does have Kindle books, but the lending period is only 14 days! And the Peninsula library lets me check out mostly nonfiction and classic books for...24 hours? How do other library systems compare?
I can choose 7, 14 or 21 days and up to six at a time.
Is the internet being really slow for anyone else?
If by that you mean I keep refreshing and refreshing and no new posts...
That too.
This is an interesting paradigm shift in "passwords" with Windows 8. I have to admit, I'd need to try it to make it make proper sense to me. I don't understand why the concept of it is supposed to be more intuitive.