After opening book control bar, tap the action (envelope) button: each tap toggles one of two menus: (Print, Fax) or (Beam,...). I would recommend actually selecting the "Print Book" item the very first time in order to check/choose the default Format: "Entire Book" or "Current Page" (other options treated as current page). This option is used by later text routing commands, though it does not currently use page range (from Entire Book). You can email or speak an entire book (since it creates a virtual string, not in heap), but if the book is large, "Current Page" may be preferable. The book title (and page number for Current Page, if book > 1 page) is beam/email Subject, or speaking introduction.
So, to access the new menu, you would generally tap the action button three times*: first to open, then on button (or elsewhere) to cancel the Print/Fax menu; a third time to see the Beam menu:
*This is a little cumbersome but not sure how else to integrate into the book reader's routing environment (heterogeneous dataTypes?), while preserving Print/Fax access. Is routing useful? Future: should text include "picture" or "object" to indicate non-text elements? should speech emphasis be added for font styles, e.g., louder for bolder/large fonts (or perhaps associated with HTML tags)? substitute words for special unicode characters, e.g., bullet?