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Originally Posted by Notjohn
Most or all of the library books I borrow have page numbers, [...]. Can anyone point me to a source of information on how KDP publishers can enjoy this privilege, if indeed we can?
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We just had a discussion about this a few weeks ago in:
Correct Page Numbers in Kindle?
Hitch even answered that in
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Originally Posted by Hitch
You can generate an eBook with what's referred to as "real page numbers," but Amazon will NOT use them--even if they are present in the file--unless or until a matching print book is published and EVEN THEN, they will not facilitate it unless in their sole opinion, there's a good reason for it. So, for a novel, probably never. For a research book, they'll take a hard look at it. But even then, it's not guaranteed.
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Originally Posted by Hitch
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Originally Posted by Tex2002ans
Or I assume when Amazon merges Print/Ebook versions in their store, RPNs are something you inform them of and they'll enable it in the backend (at their discretion)?
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You do as we've discussed--add the ids based on page numbers, to match the print edition; create a page list, and alert Amazon and in their infinite wisdom and sole discretion, yes, they'll enable it. :-) |