Sentences with phrase «like hard copy»

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Most times only one person at a time will have access to the book - just like a hard copy.

I have found, however, that PDF documents are smaller in font, but I actually prefer them because it is more like the hard copy of the book, so I'm changing the pages so often.

You can't make your Smashwords ebook look like your hard copy (printed) version.

You can also print the book from a PDF in high resolution, if you'd like a hard copy.)

I loved it, but I still like my hard copy of books.

Good to know they still like hard copy.

I will have to check — since it should be available for preorder just like the hard copy, right?

Many libraries now loan eBooks that you can «check out» just like hard copies — and some even allow patrons to borrow to e-Readers, too!

The title will only be available on PC, but it looks like you can not only obtain it digitally but also as a boxed version for those of you who like your hard copies.

Not exact matches

The other CEOs in the group saw how Steve could partner with a large digital technology company that generated printable content like Adobe or Microsoft, in a way that would make his business the standard by which people turned their online digital information into hard copy.

Eventually, they were worried about things like computer processing of data, which back then was basically showing up to a warehouse with a bunch of computer hard drives in your trunk and asking to have the hard drives processed: can the data processing center actually keep copies of that data?

Others, not sure what to make of him» he was intellectual like their professors but more unembarrassed about his faith than were the pastors of their suburban parishes back home» probably created mental folders into which they copied various of his hard sayings so they could return to all that, perhaps, when finals were over.

So whenever someone sends me a review copy of their book, I try my absolute hardest to write about everything good in the book, while downplaying or ignoring anything I didn't like.

I live where there is bad internet connection and I also love to have a hard copy of the recipe like Susan G.

Instead of using mild puns like «bringing new things to the table» and forgettable phrases like «Fresh is now,» most copy for fast food — on TV, billboards, online — is trying a little harder to be humorous.

«A cell replicating its DNA is like making a back - up copy of your hard drive,» suggests lead author Dr. Alexandre Orthwein.

Hard copies: I wish that I could show you what most recruiting and HR offices look like as a result of their neglect of hard - copy Hard copies: I wish that I could show you what most recruiting and HR offices look like as a result of their neglect of hard - copy hard - copy CVs.

If you must send a hard copy of your CV, then be sure to make it scanner friendly: use only white or beige paper and plain fonts (which scan best), and avoid font treatments like underlining and italicizing.

So today, my publisher (Vegan Heritage Press) and I would like to give away a hard copy of Practically Raw Desserts to one of you lovely people!

I work hard to create my original recipes on here and do not like them copied and posted elsewhere without my permission.

If you've ever worked with a pattern magazine like Burda or Simplicity, you know how hard it is to copy a pattern.

In brief «interviews,» Bobby Cannavale (Ferdinand, Daddy's Home) as a producer for Hard Copy, the tabloid trash - news TV show that clung to Harding's story like a rabid bulldog, notes that this all happened just as the 24 - hour news cycle was becoming a thing and there was a lot of airtime to fill.

It's not a precise imitation: However hard the wardrobe and makeup teams have worked to deglamorize this glamorous Hollywood star, she still doesn't look much like the person she's playing... But as she wraps her mouth around a cigarette, a cornpone accent, and some well - delivered profanity, Robbie channels the antagonistic, take - no - shit attitude of her infamous «character,» while adding notes of disappointment and even dignity missing from every headline or Hard Copy treatment of The Tonya Harding Story.&rahard the wardrobe and makeup teams have worked to deglamorize this glamorous Hollywood star, she still doesn't look much like the person she's playing... But as she wraps her mouth around a cigarette, a cornpone accent, and some well - delivered profanity, Robbie channels the antagonistic, take - no - shit attitude of her infamous «character,» while adding notes of disappointment and even dignity missing from every headline or Hard Copy treatment of The Tonya Harding Story.&raHard Copy treatment of The Tonya Harding Story.»

I, Tonya successfully snapshots what that was like and how Hard Copy and company fed our fixations, and this particular fixation, about Tonya and Nancy, that clearly continues to fixate us — only now, with the benefit of over 20 years of hindsight, we're all looking at it a little differently.

Here's what he got right: — in - your - face ads, heavy branding, the popularity of Coca - Cola — facial, voice and fingerprint scanning / recognition — Skype, FaceTime - like visual calls: Deckard talks to Rachael at a bar and can see her through a screen (Deckard then has to pay $ 1.25 for the call)-- the ability to zoom in, crop and instantly print images and pictures: A scene in which Deckard examines a photo and then asks for his home machine to «print me a hard copy» is fascinating.

The children should have a hard copy in front of them and together you will make a success criteria of what a good, interesting reader sounds like.

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Hard plastics all around cabin (not nice), also a lot of flimsy bits of plastic all over the place even on the steering wheel the plastic silver bit (looks like ford trying to copy Mercedes) is very flimsy and will flake off on edges.

I don't like change and I really don't like not having the option of getting a hard copy proof before turning a print edition loose in the wild.

Vook's latest pricing compares favourably with automated self - publishing services like BookBaby (US149 - $ 249 per title plus $ 19 per title for distribution), and with outsourced ebook conversion services, though the latter is a better option if you need to work from hard copies or print - ready PDFs, neither of which is supported by Vook.

CDs (latest hard copy), itunes, subscriptions (like Spotify / Rhapsody).

I never really liked ebooks in the first place — I only buy them when they're cheap — but this has convinced me to ditch them for hard copies once and for all.»

At the risk of sounding like some literary dinosaur, I'm going to recommend that you edit your manuscript as a hard copy.

This is a huge plus in their favor, because even though paperbacks legitimize a book, there is nothing like holding a hard copy of your work in hand with a dust jacket you can take off and admire.

The Ingram Spark system is like that, convoluted and rather a pain to navigate, but they do a very nice print product so we continue to use them for hard copy, but now upload our own e-books to Amazon and B&N as those are the only two that deliver sales for my author's books.

Yes, Anne... I love that Boomers are getting more tech - savvy and I also like the option of having the hard copy or the e-version of a book.

As an incentive, companies like EC Media and Infibeam offer to help convert the files or scan the hard copies of titles that do not have soft files.

When you're ready to publish, Pressbooks will deliver files optimized for all major ebook platforms along with print - ready files for publishing hard copies through services like CreateSpace and IngramSpark.

If you look at the average pirated version, it is not some scanned copy that is hard to read but very slick and professional book editing to make it seem like the real deal.

If you are an author and would like your book reviewed you can send a digital galley to us here or hard copy to the address below.

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

From all of that hard work, you get to the point where you are holding a physical copy of your book in your hands — there is nothing quite like it.

Their ebook prices have to go up because Macmillan's overheads (like those of any big, mainstream publisher) are high and fixed, and the bills have to be paid regardless of whether Macmillan is selling ebooks or hard copies.

Other writers, like Jennifer Gracen, author of Finding Ways and Shades of Denial, email themselves copies of their works, as well as save it to the hard drives of several computers and to flash drives, all of which opens them up to data theft from shared users.

I may get around to buying the books and reading them eventually, perhaps used copies to save a few bucks, but if they were available right now on a subscription based service, I would go out and read them all within a few months because it would be easy and the ones I liked I would purchase new hard copies of.

If I liked the book I would save up for and purchase the hard copy like I have done in the past.