Creating Ebooks

Sep 25, 2011

Computers and Technology, DIY, Old, Writing

Creating Ebooks by Paul Hurst

Creating Ebooks

by Paul Hurst

A quick and simple guide on how ebooks differ from their printed cousins, and how you can create your own. Has some low cost D.I.Y ideas, as well as minimum hassle options. revised in August 2011. Follows my journey from using free PDF files with information for prospective clients, to my experiences converting my own printed book into electronic format, and what happened after that.

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