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JW Library—Android—(help video files)
hello everyone,
here is some notes about the video "help" files that you can keep them together or send to someone you know who needs help to learn how to use the mobile application.
thanks.

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Start Using JW Library—Android


Download and Manage Bibles—Android


Download and Manage Publications—Android


Set and Manage Bookmarks—Android


Use History—Android


Customize the Reading Experience—Android


Search in a Bible or Publication—Android


Highlight Text—Android


 

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