Sentences with phrase «expensive print version»

First, I felt that an ebook shouldn't cost more than 70 % the cost of the least expensive print version of the book because once the pre-production is done, there are no further production costs for an ebook.

I produce paperbacks for 99 % of my books, the only exception being the collection of first chapters of my novels, a perma - free sampler which would be at cross purposes as a more expensive print version.

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The cheaper version of Desktop Metal's 3D printing system will ship to customers in fall while the more expensive version will debut next year.

If sales pick up, and you think there's demand for it, use the proceeds to pay for more expensive versions like a paperback, where you have to pay for design and print distribution too.

Mass - Market Paperback Smaller, less expensive version of a book that is usually printed well after the hardcover and trade paperback versions have been made available.

The expensive software to do desktop publishing to prepare a book for printing is: the full version of Photoshop CS for converting photos to either grayscale and saving them in an 8 bit format, Adobe Acrobat for saving the interior of the book, or buying Book cover pro which will work with the Lightning Source cover generator.

Because ebooks can be less expensive to produce, some authors use them to help determine interest in their content before committing to a printed version or use them as free digital giveaways to help build their author platform before producing print copies.

Given the fact that it's much more difficult and expensive to produce a paperback version than an ebook, you may find yourself wondering whether it's worth the trouble to produce a print version at all.

An audiobook of a bestseller is more likely to be more expensive than the print version — and in the same range as the cost of an audiobook you'd purchase on a CD in a bookstore.

I also refuse to buy and e-book when it is within a certain margin of the hard cover and, yes, the other day I saw a new release where the e-book was more expensive than the print version.

But, to the shock of many, students, to this point, have seemed to prefer more expensive, print versions of their textbooks.

They continue to be stuck on the expensive but always well produced printed versions.

They have said that it will be split into three «issues,» so if they charge the standard $ 1.99 for each, the iPad version could be more expensive than print, which would certainly turn the standard model upside down.

3DSimo's second - generation 3D printing pen, the Simo Mini, is a much smaller, and less expensive version of its original device.