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Old 06-18-2017, 01:27 PM   #39
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Publishers do not press the book in different format for each store. Why eBooks get be in different format for each store. :-)

If the number of stores is very small, they can impose on publishers. More stores are the benefit of publishers too. :-)
Now I may be totally off base here, but I will try anyway.
Author writes book, publisher in the case of ebooks uploads to the ebookstore or ebookstores as the case may be. The ebookstore then decides the best format to send it to their buyers. The exception being Smashwords which lets the buyer decide the best format.

In the case of paperbooks, the publisher decides how to best present the book.

In both cases, the publisher has absolutely nothing to do with what the buyer chooses to do with the book afterwards.

Highlighting is not nor has it ever been the publisher's concern.
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