Sentence examples for formatted books from inspiring English sources

In a way this makes Kindle formatted books nothing more than extremely long webpages, but that's really a matter of perspective.

Poorly formatted books lead to refunds.

This awkwardly formatted book (it bends when you hold it) contains a wealth of arcane information about many of the oddball magazines that once graced newsstands, including an abundance of crime pulps — like Breezy Stories, Black Nylons, Strange, and True Mystic Confessions — as well as horror and girlie magazines.

Even Kindle and other e-formatted books can be made more user-friendly, though as far as I can tell, this is less simple.

Self-published authors frequently take the hit for poorly edited and badly formatted e-books.

Anyone who buys a Kindle, the most popular e-reader, is locked into buying books formatted for that device and those books are available only from Amazon.But if Amazon's rivals are already disadvantaged, an impending trial threatens to cripple them further.

With features like the code and screencast support, Softcover seems to be a particularly good fit for technical authors, but Hartl said it can also produce "less heavily formatted documents such as nonfiction books and novels".

These considerations are often overlooked by many readers of Alexander's theory who merely see a recipe book, of conveniently formatted, seemingly well-intentioned, humanist solutions to the challenges of contemporary design.

But what if, Bezos wondered, a specially formatted device enabled hard core book junkies -- the kind who might splash out $359 for a luxury reader -- to buy books on impulse?

Right-click on the storage device you want formatted and select "Format.

In 2004, the 9/11 Commission signed a contract with Norton that gave the publisher access to a formatted manuscript in time for the book's printing to coincide with the report's official release.