Need to publish a children's book with illustrations. ;- )
I've been happily using Lightning Source for print on demand commercial
books, but they won't/can't do landscape formats.
So I'm looking at Lulu, but remembering that 5 years or so ago, when I
evaluated them for documentation POD, the
Art, I've been publishing a cookbook via Amazon's Createspace.com POD
and also via Kindle for a couple years and it has been a good
experience. They take less of a cut per sale and give you great
exposure. I actually set it up first for Kindle, and Createspace.com
came along for the ride sort
isclaimers apply.
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Art, I've been publishing a cookbook via Amazon's Createspace.com POD
and also via Kindle for a couple years and it has been a good
experience. They take less of a cut per sale and give you great
exposure. I actually set it up first for Kindle, and Createspace.com
came along for the ride sort
Hello Framers,
I am trying to find the best practice to write API documents, any advice ? or
websites I can find example samples would be greatly appreciated.
Regards.
Sam C
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If that were true, more people would be doing it. In many contexts,
the costs outweigh the benefits.
On Sun, Nov 24, 2013 at 9:15 PM, Matt Sullivan
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> Standardization inevitably leads to structured authoring, DITA or another
> model.
