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Old 07-14-2010, 11:37 AM   #1
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How to tell whether a paid ebook includes illustrations

How can I tell before buying whether a paid ebook includes illustrations? The book description at the bookshop's site is often not informative enough and misses this information, which is important for scientific and technical books. Here are a few tips:
  • download a free sample if available
  • check customer reviews or other reviews
  • check the file size (if too short -- for appropriate values of "short" -- it's unlikely to include illustrations)
Any more?

I recently bought an ebook at Amazon for use with my Android Kindle reader. Although I know that the book has several illustrations, they are not included in the file I got. And besides, it is also poorly formatted.

I bought the book a bit too hastily. A couple of customer reviews did mention the missing illustrations issue. I posted a negative review myself, which was not published.
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