Available eBook reading formats

Available eBook Reading Formats

Chose 1, Any, or All when downloading your purchase. After your purchase, you will be provided 4 download links to each of the eBook format options listed below.

ZIP (Single Download contains up to 16 eBook formats, including PDF, ePub, Mobi, LIT, HTML, HTMLZ, AZW3, PDB, FB2, LRF, PMLZ, RB, RTF, SNB, TCR, TXT, TXTZ ).

Epub (This is the most common ebook format. Examples of software that can read ePub files are Adobe Digital Editions, the EPUBReader Firefox add on, and QuickReader. Devices that can read ePub files include the iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, Sony Readers, Kobo Reader, and the Nook from Barnes & Noble).

Mobi (Amazon's Kindle, Kindle devices, and apps use this ebook format as do other readers such as Stanza, FBReader, Kindle for PC and Mac, and STDU Viewer. It can be opened using PalmDOC or MobiPocket’s reading software, which can be installed on a lot of PDAs and smartphones and is available for free. Limitations of the MOBI format mean sizes of images cannot be scaled with the font size; tables display differently on different readers, especially if the table covers more than one screen; and there is an absence of support for nested tables).

PDF (Good for reading on a PC or Mac with Adobe Reader. This very popular e-book format can be used with many devices. Common PDF viewers are Adobe Reader, Foxit Reader, Nitro PDF reader, PDF-XChange Viewer, Xpdf, and many more. Most PDF readers are freeware. One downside to the PDF format is that pages are usually scaled for A4 or letter size which becomes unreadable when reduced in order to fit the small screens on smartphones. If you don’t know what to download, try this format).

Note that the AZW3 format contained in the zip file is a format that works on newer Kindle devices and Kindle apps in many cases where Mobi files do not work.