Sentences with phrase «hard copy book»

I almost requested it from the library right now, but I'm currently reading 3 books and don't know if I can keep a 4th straight (audio book for my commute to / from work, ebook for reading on breaks at work, hard copy book for reading at home).

Read more about the hard copy book at the bottom of this post (and also here); it was produced on a pronbono basis in late 2016.

The Curriculum PDF may also be purchased in hard copy book format.

This ebook is NOT mailed as a hard copy book... it is NOT available in book stores.

For those who want a hard copy book, the hardcover and paperback versions will be in book stores on September 18th.

I for one would be willing to pay $ 20 plus for a a small hard copy book that would just give a kind of power checklist to remind people to do things for some of your tips.

And I do that so often that the last time I tried reading a hard copy book (which was not that long ago) and went to highlight my first sentence and realized what a drag it was going to be to physically do that and then find the highlights afterwards, that I immediately went to Amazon and bought the ebook version and read that instead.

BUT — and this is a big but — I find Kindle for the iPad to be so vastly superior to a Kindle device in every conceivable way that I prefer it to a hard copy book.

Much to my surprise, there's no logical path from there to a hard copy book (I only want two copies and it's only 13 pages long).

Debbie: Okay, that's a great suggestion and I really like how Richard suggested funding the hard copy book by publishing first digitally.

so I do not accept this direct battle between the eBook and the hard copy book that Even presents.

So creating a hard copy book isn't straightforward, but we have made it possible.

It is a systematic move by the dominant outlet for hard copy book sales to do two things: hamstring it's direct competitors for ebook sales and drive buyers towards Amazon's ebook reader and online sales of ebooks, which are a tremendous profit center for «The Big A».

I actually won't buy a hard copy book anymore.

The whole thing seems to be a rip off as far as the author is concerned — but here I hear myself asking what is the difference if I lend a hard copy book to a friend or take one out from the library?

I do enjoy the technology of easy reading these days but I truly love sitting down to read a hard copy book.

When a hard copy book is released, it usually sells anywhere between $ 20.00 to $ 50.00, where as the ebook versions usually price at $ 9.00 to $ 12.00.

Your manuscript will need to be a very basic Word file that you upload to Smashwords — nothing like the formatting you did for your hard copy book.

And you have formatted your hard copy book that is uploaded to CreateSpace, and is available at Amazon.

Although you can approve your book online, I always recommend checking the actual hard copy book.

If you have followed the steps in this blog to format your hard copy book, click the Ends before the edge of the page radio button.

Self - publishing your hard copy book at CreateSpace is not difficult at all.

The study found that the top three reasons MFD users prefer reading on their device as opposed to a hard copy book are the convenience it offers (80 %), the ease of purchasing ebooks (61 %) and the backlit screen (41 %).

After I finished my university studies, where I usually had no choice but to purchase a new hard copy book, most of my purchases of hard copy books have been from used books stores, many for $ 1, which is cheaper than most e-books.

Or will the hard copy book still have a future with children's book publishing?

Unlike designing a hard copy book it's not necessary to set up your Smashwords ebook with different odd and even pages.

By selling my hard copy book on my website, to folks in the U.S., I will make about $ 10.00 profit.

I generally use the «look inside» feature when considering an ebook, but then I also page through a hard copy book before I purchase it as well.

There are many advantages of an audiobook over a hard copy book and even an e-book.

Continuing my passion for books, in 2007 I started an e-cover service, offering 3D e-covers as well as hard copy book cover designs.

He has both an e-book (and hard copy book) available that covers in great detail his program and philosophy, which you can find here.

I'm really keen to get a hard copy book as I find this much easier for cooking - my kindle is just black and white and I hate using it for recipes.

When my friends started begging me for them, I created a digital book and, fast forward a year, my first release hard copy book has sold over 15,000 copies.

Having a hard copy book rather than an internet page is so much easier to physically market the parts that are relevant to you and make sure you get all the information you need in one place.

I love having a hard copy book that I keep right next to my Vitamix.

Even if you prefer to read hard copy books in your free time, audiobooks are a great way to stay entertained while you're working, cleaning, or driving.

We could believe that with the increasing adoption of technology in schools, the use of hard copy books and pens are less in demand; spending on stationery is set to drop by three per cent.

In celebration of lovers of real books, the «Top Ten» list underscores the love for and staying power of hard copy books for years to come, regardless of technological advancements in available options for leisure reading for pleasure.

I have ISBN for my hard copy books and am now republishing in e-books.

That's why I still read hard copy books predominately — the «authors / writers / producers» of these works HAVE run the gaunlet of disinterested and jaded first readers, then literary agents, then publishers» readers, etc..

Have you known that libraries also have free audiobooks along with hard copy books?

I'll hate to leave it and many of my other favorite hard copy books behind when I bug out.

Was it because there were more errors in ebooks than in hard copy books, or was there another explanation?

Whether you want to embark on creating, running, or teaching a wholly tablet based course, with no hard copy books in the classroom or at home, or you are simply interested in experimenting with a single tablet device in the classroom as a teaching aid, it will pay you to take a look at the technologies available.

There is a place for both hard copy books and e-books in our lives.

Publishing is designed around hard copy books.

I am someone who likes to collect hard copy books on certain topics, e.g. baseball.

But what about the writers who still have a desire (for whatever reason) to make it in the traditional publishing world, to see hard copy books with their names on the covers?

«The publishers were worried about making less money on hard copy books,» said Howard University's Gavil.

Do I think traditional hard copy books will survive?