Welcome to the community ^_^

I'm apix, and you'll soon know me as the guy who writes essays for answers lol (just ask Tgirl). So without further delay...here we go:

Bookmarking is a feature that is exclusive not so much to the device the audio book is being used on, but the filetype itself. .AA (audio books) are the only true format of both audio books, and the ability to "bookmark". Being that Audible.com holds the license to .AA's the only place you'll find a true audiobook is from them. Now other places, Net library, Overdrive etc have "Audiobooks" but in .wma format as they can't infringe on Audible's filetype without their consent.
Now until the Fuze, if you had a Audiobook that was not in .AA form, you were pretty much out of luck. Luckily with the Fuze this is now an attainable feat.

Advantages of the Fuze:
Non AA files can now be placed in the Audiobook folder on the Fuze's main system hierarchy
Files placed in the Audio Book folder will act as a AA would to an extent

How to:
Take your Audio book file (if it's not a true AA) and drag and drop (or copy and paste) into the Audio Book folder on the Fuze. (This can be found by going to My Computer and Double Clicking on the Fuze)
Once you have placed your "Audio Books" into the Fuze, disconnect it and check the Audible section of the Fuze itself. You should see you transferred files in this section now.
You will now have the ability to pause the file at some point and resume it later, be it after you turn the player off, go and listen to regular music, watch a movie etc.

Let me know if you have any questions, or if i missed something and I'll be happy to assist

Again, welcome to the community... and sorry for the essay :)

The send to or move command really wont work.. though copy should. Are you right-clicking and selecting copy or Ctrl C?

Right-o, so do you mean file extension? And what would be the right file extension, perhaps .aa? Always learning here....
I'd not been using my Fuze while listening so I'd not lose my place, so this would be very nice to figure out! thanks!

Jill

Ok, I guess I didn't explain clearly. This only works Only if the audiobook is in mp3 format. Right click on file. The properties box comes up. Click on the Summary tab. If the "simple" box comes up, click on advanced, then type in audiobook for the genre.

If you are ripping your own audio book, use a id tag editor to name all the track albums the same and rename the tracks sequentially. Then when you place the tracks in the Audiobooks folder on your Sansa Fuze or Clip they will all show up under one name and the whole thing will play in correct order. For example I start by renaming the files to 01-01, 01-02, etc for disk 2 it would be 02-01 and so on. Then I use the file names to rename the Track id tags. I use Tag&Rename to do all this but there may be better editors available. The Chapter Mode On seems to allow you to skip to the next track / file. With it Off it is a safeguard to prevent accidentally jumping from where you are currently listening. I think I would leave it off. You can fast forward / reverse in any file. I think the main differences between files in the Music folder and in the Audiobooks folder is this next track protection and the hierarchy of the file display.