Sentences with phrase «just in ebook format»

I'm sure some of you are much better at this (positioning) than I am — so you could do what you're already doing, just in ebook format.

I have some books in print versions, and some just in ebook format.

Not exact matches

You will not miss out on a potential sale just because a reader would like a particular format, simply activate all three formats by clicking «Paperback, Hardcover and eBook» in the first step of the publishing process.

You finished your newest book and the first printed copy just arrived in the mail, and now it's time to format your awesome cover to fit all the ebook marketplaces.

Just wanted to clarify that all Cybooks * are compatible * with Adobe DRM, including the Cybook Muse FrontLight, and you can read ebooks from any online bookstore (in any language) as long as they are in epub format, all you need to do is download them to your computer, then transfer them to your Cybook via usb.

I don't have a particular dog in the print - vs - eBook fight; I like print books and haven't yet felt the need to buy an eReader, but I see the appeal of eBooks and am generally just glad that people are reading, no matter the format.

That doesn't mean you're unable to create an ebook in these cases, though — if you can provide your book's text in a single - column format, converting it to an ebook shouldn't be a problem; it just won't look exactly like your print book.

(I just checked the top ten fiction bestsellers on Amazon from the last New York Timesbestseller list and indeed all are priced at $ 9.99 in eBook format, with the exception of the one title noted by the WSJas not available as an eBook.)

You can get just about any format you want for your device of choice at All Romance eBooks, though, and for the remainder of today they're offering a 50 % rebate on everything in their store — that means you can get Unlocked for effectively 50 cents.

You can read books in epub format using just about any dedicated ebook reader, on most smartphones and tablets, and even on desktop or laptop computers.

Since ebooks are just web pages in a given formatted package, you really don't need any expensive software at all.

What is also true is that the eBook formats are just as varied, and not often in synch with each other.

ATM looking into device recognition to put into the CSS... It's possible to recognize a Kindle Fire, maybe iBooks too (after all it's just a software), but I'm afraid that I wont be able to code all the necessary differences in there, so I'll end with a minimum of 3 ebook formats.

Yesterday I had that experience when I read an article contending that proprietary eBook formats are good rather than bad, and that while «someday» we may have a truly interoperable eBook format, for now we should just sit back and appreciate proprietary formats in this area.

Finally, a lot of readers are still reading ebooks in PDF file format, because they just don't care about the benefits of reflowable text (EPUB + KF8, formats they've never heard of).

Just download the PG Mobile version of any eBook and read it on your phone: All Project Gutenberg mobile eBooks will soon be available for download as an additional file format in the download section of each Gutenberg title on Gutenberg.org.

Despite the perceived limitations of eBooks as a delivery format for poetry, the low price points available to the DIY publishing poets could open wider markets that just aren't there in print.

Even allowing for the effects of Border's, across all three formats — ebooks, hardcover print, and paperback print — children's and YA books just seemed to have had a far better year for sales in 2012.

Unlike say the Amazon Kindle, you are not limited to just the Barnes and Noble store, but you can do business with any company that produces ebooks in the EPUB Format.

«eBooks and eReaders have become very popular since the release of the Kindle in late 2007, but just like any medium, the creation of digital format opens them up to digital theft and copyright infringement.

It also allows you to upload your own eBooks in EPUB or PDF format directly to your library and use the app just to read your content.

eBooks suffered the same initial criticism that happens whenever a new movie format is launched: do I have to buy all of my favorite books over again, just to enjoy them in digital?

Looking back at my cards, it's not immediately obvious that this is a book... you might want to say «A Novel» or «Available in Paperback and Ebook formats» just to make it clear.

pdf or some other format it's just fine to offer them in any ebook store there is.

Noting «a spike in the ownership of both tablet computers and ebook reading devices» in the holidays, Pew's people get at a broader implication of just how fast digital - content consumption is growing by combining survey respondents who say they read books, news, and / or periodicals in digital formats of one - kind or another:

There really are many ways to format a book, I just like SIGIL as it is the easiest for the non-technical person and provides all the elements you want in your ebook a lot easier than coding yourself by hand.

This is a new program that was just rolled out today, so it remains to be seen if Overstock will post any deals of the day in ebook format in the future.

HOWEVER — if you check out ebooks from the librare * in Kindle format * [which requires you to go through the Amazon website]-- not ePub, just Kindle — those privacy laws may no longer protect you.)

Of course, there are many more eBook readers out there, and manybooks.net strives to provide eBooks in as many formats as possible — we've got a brief introduction to the variety of eBook devices available, as well as an exposition on the formats available on this site, just in case you'd like something a little different.

Make sure your eBook is available in multiple formats — Don't fall in to the eBook publishing rut of making your title available on just one device or at one retailer.

With both Amazon and Apple choosing to release eBook production tools for formats different from ePUB 3.o, the support of ePUB 3.o by just about everyone else in the eBook market gives the new specification the foundation it needs to ensure that publishers will devote resources to its creation.

If they click «Look Inside» and see ugly formatting, even if the ebook cover and print cover look good, they may not buy, in which case, it's better not to have any print book and just go with the ebook.

They also sell your ebooks on their own online store and make your ebook available for sale in just about every format that exists and to top it off they do all of that for free!

With the recent publishing of my new book in both print and Kindle formats I had to go through several extra steps one doesn't normally go through when publishing just print or just eBook books.

It makes sense that there is a different ISBN for hardback and paperback, and each of these from an ebook, but if the conversion between two ebook formats is just a software conversion process, does it make sense that an ebook in the two ebook formats needs a different ISBN for each format?

I am in the UK working for a school text book publisher and we have just started looking at the possibility of converting some of our text books into ebook format.

I just came across your 2009 article when I was looking for advice on how to prepare a manuscript for «generic» publishing in both ebook and paperback formats — 6 × 9, black and white throughout except for a color cover.

If you don't have images or fancy formatting in your chapter headers (just text and links), then Lucinda can format your ebook for $ 20 (for 20k) to $ 30 (for 99k).

Just one correction, though, even when written in MS Word, my tutorial explains how to convert a document into a proper eBook format.

The point is that we need eBooks in all usable formats or we end up with just one brand Reader that stifles innovation.

If you have an unedited manuscript, BB eBooks can help get it formatted at a discount so you can use that eBook to upload to get the preorder... just in case it gets shipped by the retailer accidentally.

If you're an indie author, maybe you didn't realize that you're leaving a pile of money on the virtual table by just selling your book in ebook and maybe print format.

Witness this amazing statistic, just provided by Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos to Wired magazine: Of books available on Amazon in both paper and Kindle ebook formats, 48 % now choose the Kindle format.

All books are available in the widely compatible ePUB format, so can also be used with many other eBook readers, not just Sony's own.

Sales have dropped, bookstores are thriving on print sales and ebooks, once expected to dominate the market in 2015, have settled down to being just another format, representing about 20 % of the market.

Actually, right now I am just breathing deep - I have just published my first children story in ebook format.

This is just one of the frustrations authors and formatters are up against in the ebook formatting world.

I just learned it all in a week thanks to Guido Henkel and J Thorn, two gentlemen who have created fine fine guides to formatting ebooks.

While there are of course legitimate academic reasons to study the text and regular folks may just be plain curious about the book, reading Mein Kampf isn't exactly the sort of thing people will want to do on the commute to work - which could be exactly why it's proving so popular in ebook format.

This presentation will focus on the formatting options available in ePub, how open standards like CSS are implemented in the real world, and identify those features of ebooks which can be controlled — and those that are just part of the new publishing reality.