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Here is your link to download our Free Screensaver Images for your Kindle 2 or Nook eReader.

Screensaver Images Vol. 1 - Colorado Landscapes

NOTE: Screensaver images are saved in a compressed .Zip file format. They must be uncompressed before using. Windows XP and Windows 7 has built-in support for .Zip files. Older operating systems (i.e. Windows 95/98/NT/2000/Me) will require a free third-party software like Quick Zip.

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Directions for Nook devices

1. Click the link above and save the file to your computer.
2. Extract (decompress) the images to a folder on your computer.
3. Connect your Nook eReader to your computer using the USB cable.
4. Copy the screensaver folder and images on your computer to the Screensaver folder on your Nook Device.
5. Disconnect the USB cable from your Nook eReader.
6. Change the Display settings on the Nook Device.
7. Goto the Screensaver option and choose the new Screensavers (folder name).
8. Press the Power Button once (on top of device) to go into standby mode.
9. Your new screensaver images should now be displayed.

Directions for Kindle devices

Kindle eReaders do not support custom screensavers by default. Although you still have two options...

1. Install the Kindle Hack that allows you to change the default screensavers.
   Warning: This may void out your kindle warranty if you somehow manage to break the operating system. I have not installed this hack myself but I have read that many have with no problems and supports the latest Kindle firmware update. I take no responsibility and provide no support if you decide to install the hack.
2. Use the built-in undocumented picture viewer to display the images.
   How to use this feature:
   1. Connect the Kindle to your computer via the USB cable.
   2. Browse to the root directory on your kindle device and create a New Folder called "pictures".
   3. Create a sub-folder underneath the pictures folder (use a simple name like "Colorado").
   4. Copy the pictures into this sub-folder.
   5. Disconnect the Kindle from your computer.
   6. At the Home screen, press the [ALT] and [Z] simultaneously to scan the folders.
   7. The sub-folder name should show up in the item list, select it to view the pictures.