FluteFlights: Big Daddy's Gadgets, Sci fi romance ebook

FluteFlight ebook formats

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Native American flute INSTRUCTION BOOK format, PDF: The flute instruction books are in PDF format. These books are complex in both content and layout and the only widely available format to accommodate absolutely everyone is PDF. Unless your computer is extremely old, you will already have the free Acrobat Reader application on your computer. If you find you don't, you can download the free Acrobat Reader application (also called "Adobe Reader"), from adobe.com. You'll only need to make sure you choose the right version for your computer (Mac or PC), and operating system. When you open your instruction book in Adobe Reader, you can read it on your computer, or, better yet, print it off for reference.

NOVELS book format, HTML: When you buy any FluteFlights novel you will receive it as an HTML file. This is a very flexible format. You can read the book on your computer by simply opening it in your favorite web browser. (This is our most popular format.) You can also convert this HTML into a variety of useful formats with free conversion programs available online. Below are some of our favorite reader devices, along with links to take you to conversion and reader software that will allow you to convert your FluteFlights HTML to your desired format.

If you don't want to convert your novel yourself, simply email us and tell us which format you'd like: the book in PDF, the book for the Palm, the book for Microsoft Reader. We'll be most happy to send you your novel, unzipped and ready to read on your favorite device.

-Reader Devices- The default reader device is your computer. And with today's laptops, you can store and read hundreds of books on your trusty laptop. But there are many other reader devices you may not have considered, or may not even know about. So here's a rundown of devices you can read your books on. IMPORTANT! Even though the images below look to be relatively the same size, they are not. The Palm, Smartphone, and Pocket PC are all the same size as well as the size you would expect them to be, (think large cell phone). The Sony Reader PRS-505 and eBookwise are much larger. The screens are about the size of a paperback book screen.
	SMARTPHONE: None of us at FluteFlights owns a Smartphone. But you can read our ebooks on it by using the free Mobipocket conversion and reader software. The Smartphone is about the size of a Palm or Pocket PC. That's kind of large for a cellphone, but if you want it to display text large enough to read a book, you'll need to sacrifice a bit on size.
	PALM: The palm has many uses and great flexibility. One of its more attractive features is it's ability to display ebooks. There are many software applications, (most are free), that enable you to read your favorite documents, whether they be for business or pleasure. Our favorite format is Mobipocket. where you can get free conversion and reader software. There are other Palm formats that can be made from an HTML, Plucker among them.
	POCKET PC: Another favorite device is the Pocket PC. It's the size of a Palm, but since it's Windows based, it runs like Windows. Like the Palm, it has many features and great flexibility. And you can store and read ebooks on the Pocket PC, too. Our favorite Pocket PC ebook conversion and reader is here. There are other Pocket PC formats that can be made from an HTML, Plucker among them.
	Sony Reader PRS-505: This reader is the first device to use the new Digi-Ink technology. The print is crisp against a white screen. The screen takes very little power, so you won't have to recharge the battery very often. This is the ultimate in ebook reader technology. If you open our HTML in any word processor application that will, then save the HTML as an RTF, you can import your RTF to the Sony Reader. Reports are that the original Sony Reader would not import RTF files, but if you own the PRS-505, you can import RTFs. We own the PRS-505 and it's a beautiful reader. They are available at all Borders books stores for around $299. The reading area is roughly that of a paperback book.
	EBOOKWISE: You can read your HTML on the eBookwise reader sold by Fictionwise.com. If you are interested in this reader, ($139 with 64 Megs of book memory, a real steal in ebook readers), go to ebookwise.com for all the details. Your won't need to convert the FluteFlights HTML to read on the eBookwise. This reader takes to HTML ebooks like a duck takes to water. <g> Why is this reader less expensive than the Sony reader above? Because it doesn't use the new Digi-Ink technology. But the screen is very readible against its backlilght. The reading area is roughly that of a paperback book.