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Old 10-21-2013, 02:05 PM   #1631
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X-Ray is on all history books.

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Originally Posted by jswinden View Post
X-Ray has to be added by the author/publisher. It cannot just magically appear in books. As such the problem is that most authors/publishers don't take the extra time to add this feature to their books. For those who read a lot of non-fiction like I do, X-Ray is just a mythical feature we hear about but never see.
X-Ray is on all my history and biography eBooks from Amazon and those are the only eBooks I read. I sometimes forget what the acronyms mean like SERE (Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape) plus the life stories of important figures in those historical settings. X-Ray discloses it every time and usually its from Wikipedia articles.

Thus, the author may NOT have introduced them. It could be Amazon just linking to Wikipedia and other widely available sources (DOD, Sratfor etc.) after the author submitted the book to Amazon for publication. Maybe the authors mark the key words and Amazon Publishing just provides the links.

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