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Old 06-02-2017, 11:00 AM   #291
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Originally Posted by Cinisajoy View Post
Jon,
Excuse me but I can tell you that a paperback version and a hardback version of the exact same book WILL have different ISBN numbers. ISBN is specifically for one type of book. It is that exact book. Oh and if you have the same book with the same cover but different years their ISBN can be different.
So no, they cannot shift between formats.
Oh hardback usually starts with 1 and paper with 13
An ISBN certainly should be unique to a particular format, but some cheapskate ebook authors use the same ISBN for different ebook formats (e.g. the same ISBN for an ePub and Kindle edition of their book). This isn't in accordance with the way that ISBN's are designed to be used, but there aren't any "ISBN police" to enforce it .
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