Marketing
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Some basic pages (any category may be multiple pages) you may wish to have include in an author/book website include:
- Bonus content or special features not included in printed book –
- Forum or Elist about the book content
- Updated from author
- Book buyer special offers
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This section is drawn from http://www.gregathcompany.com/web/
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Genealogy
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Check with your local library, even if they don’t have a large genealogy section, to see what online services they offer. Don’t stop with your hometown library! Check other libraries that neighbor your “home” library’s service area. Not all library’s are aware of what other near by library’s offer. It may be worth a trip to get a library card for the services the offer from their website that you can take advantage from your home computer.
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Book Design
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3:34 pm
There is no “silver bullet” for proper publication design or format. However, there are some very basic rules to get you ready to go:
Basic design elements to consider
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This section is drawn from www.gregathcompany.com/publish/design
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Book Production and Definitions and Electronic Magazine
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What are Library Oversewn Hardbound Books?
Sections of the book are placed into the machine at a 45 degree angle and are then clamped. Vertical punches (spaced 1 inch apart) punch holes through the pages of each section. Threaded needles pass through the punched holes, enter through the spine, and exit the section approximately 3/16 inch in from the back edge of the page. Horizontal shuttle needles then pass through each of the separately formed thread loops and complete the stitch. The process is repeated to form successive lock stitches up the spine of the book. When all pages have been stitched, the raw book is then glued and reinforced with woven fabric.
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This section is drawn from information online at http://gregathcompany.com/index.html & http://gregathcompany.com/hb/index.html
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Electronic Magazine and Genealogy
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12:04 am
Check with your local library, even if they don’t have a large genealogy section, to see what online services they offer. They can assist you with using WorldCat (http://www.worldcat.org) to see where the closest copy of particular books are available in public collections.
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Electronic Magazine and Genealogy
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10:34 pm
Check with your local library, even if they don’t have a large genealogy section, to see what online services they offer. Don’t stop with your hometown library! Check other libraries that neighbor your “home” library’s service area. Not all library’s are aware of what other near by library’s offer. It may be worth a trip to get a library card for the services the offer from their website that you can take advantage from your home computer.
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Computer & Software and Electronic Magazine
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3:52 pm
How to print just that certain section only.
Software: Microsoft Internet Explorer/Outlook Express
Ever want to print out a small (or even large) section of a page or e-mail that was somewhere in the middle without printing our the entire page/message? Here’s what to do:
Highlight what you want to print (while holding your left mouse button down, slide your mouse over the text and then let up the button) and then on your keyboard hold down the control (ctrl) button while hitting the “p” key. This will bring up a box to do with printing. Toward the middle of the box on the left side is a “print range” area. Click the circle next to “selection” and then the OK button at the bottom. Yes, it’s that simple. NOTE: if the page contains columns (with or without a table) this may get unexpected results – pay attention to what the mouse will let you highlight.
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