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There has to be a simple way to do this. When I open a book in iBooks, the cover appears briefly, and then the book opens to either the first page or the last page I was reading. But how do I get iBooks to show the cover again? I can scroll back to page 1, but I can't scroll back to the cover.
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.7)
That shouldn't happen. When I open iBooks it takes me to my library of books. Move your cursor up to the top where the book's name shows. On the left hand side you should have three 'buttons' red yellow green. Next to the green button is an image of a book. Clicking on that should take you back to your library of books.
This is a frustrating problem that I have not been able to solve, except through taking a screen shot during that brief moment that the cover shows. It's a really odd oversight in the user interface.
Once I open a book in iBooks, how do I get the cover to show?
