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Old 10-12-2010, 11:00 PM   #114
DMcCunney
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If you want the book, and only want an electronic edition, will you pay a premium to get it, will you break down and buy the paper book to get the lower price, or will you simply forgo the book?
buy the cheaper pbook, and make the ebook myself? Unlike the other way round, there are no additional material costs like there were when making an own print of an e-edition.
This assumes you are someone who can do that. But even if you are, what value do you place on your time?

I could create my own ebook from a paper copy, but doing it properly takes time and effort. Assuming the publisher's ebooks are created to decent levels of quality, I'd consider it worth my while to spend the extra couple of bucks over the PB price for the electronic edition. If I'm going to go through the effort of creating an ebook from a paper copy, I'll do it for a paper book that doesn't have an available electronic version.
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