Sometimes presented as Ebook or EBook, the term refers to a book that is available in electronic format. Usually eBooks are available in Adobe PDF or eBook Reader format, or in Microsoft's LIT format, but there are many other formats available. A good eBook uses the technology effectively, with tables of contents that link to the correct chapters and search capabilities. Links to Web sites and other files also can be included.
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"eBook" is short for "electronic book" eBooks can be downloaded and read on an electronic device like a desktop or notebook computer. eBooks are versatile, portable and convenient.
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"eBook" is short for "electronic book" eBooks can be downloaded and read on an electronic device like a desktop or notebook computer. eBooks are versatile, portable and convenient.
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ebooks (eBooks, e-books, Ebooks...) can be anything from the digital version of a paper book, to more interactive content that includes hyperlinks and multimedia. It can even be the electronic reading device such as a Rocket eBook or Pocket PC.
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An electronic version of a print book that can be read using a computer or eBook reader.
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An electronic book. The Library subscribes to a product called netLibrary which provides over 22,000 titles.
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Short for electronic book. Usually connotes content, not reading devices
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An ebook is an electronic (or digital) version of a book. The term is used ambiguously to refer to either an individual work in a digital format, or a hardware device used to read books in digital format. Some users deprecate the second meaning in favour of the more precise "ebook device."
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An electronic version of a print book that can be read using a computer or eBook reader.
www.lscc.edu/library/guides/lilt.htm
An electronic book. The Library subscribes to a product called netLibrary which provides over 22,000 titles.
www.methodist.edu/library/guides/libraryvocab.htm
Short for electronic book. Usually connotes content, not reading devices
www.how-to-do-it-ebooks.com/glossary.htm
An ebook is an electronic (or digital) version of a book. The term is used ambiguously to refer to either an individual work in a digital format, or a hardware device used to read books in digital format. Some users deprecate the second meaning in favour of the more precise "ebook device."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ebook
