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Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Free Chapter Download Program by Humanware and ReadHowYouWant
Thursday, July 9, 2009
ALA 2009 Conference Guide in Accessible Editions
Friday, April 10, 2009
ReadHowYouWant featured in Australian Technology Showcase Newsletter
In celebration of the 200th anniversary of Louis Braille’s birth, accessible publishing innovator and ATS Alumni member Accessible Publishing Systems has released its braille and DAISY bookshop at www.readhowyouwant.com/braille. Accessible Publishing Systems began in 2008 to publish, in partnership with international publishers, large print book formats ranging from 16 to 24 point fonts, and to make it easy for them to service the visually impaired. Blind readers now have access to thousands of titles in braille.
“We’ve developed an XML software program that can mark up a book into a number of different accessible formats. This allows us to quickly and efficiently create braille and DAISY files and literally produce hundreds of books in the time it has taken others to just do a few titles,” says Christopher Stephen, Accessible Publishing System’s founder.
In other news, the company has announced that it has begun partnering with Random House Australia and Murdoch Books to create accessible editions of their best-selling titles.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
HumanWare and ReadHowYouWant Join Forces to Bring Books to Visually Impaired Readers
For Immediate Release
Contact:
Bradi Grebien-Samkow: bradi@readhowyouwant.com
503-922-0778
Contact:
Julien Larose: julien.larose@humanware.com
888-723-7273 x357
HumanWare and ReadHowYouWant Join Forces to Bring Books to Visually Impaired Readers
Sydney, Australia, March 11, 2009—HumanWare, the leader in assistive technologies for people with print disability, and digital publishing innovator ReadHowYouWant are partnering to help visually impaired readers discover the book reading device, and the format that’s right for their reading needs.
ReadHowYouWant offers thousands of books in accessible formats, including 24 pt. large print, braille, and DAISY files at www.readhowyouwant.com. HumanWare provides playback devices for readers who are blind or have low vision to use with braille and DAISY files at www.humanware.com. “From the moment it appeared on the market, the Victor Reader Stream has proven itself to be the greatest portable DAISY book reading device ever. Today we are proud to team up with Read How You Want. We invite all readers to take a look at the selection of books they have to offer. Reading should always be an enjoyable experience. We hope that our customers will regularly visit our new website where they will be able to check out new DAISY book releases. Pass the word around!” says HumanWare CEO Gilles Pepin.
Beginning in April, readers will be able to go to the HumanWare website to download free, first chapters of 20 bestselling ReadHowYouWant titles each month as part of the “Free Chapter Download Program.” The free, first chapters come from popular books from a variety of well-known publishers of adult and young adult books, including Wiley, Random House Australia, Murdoch Books, and Weekly Reader. The first month’s selected titles will include such best sellers as, The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle (New World Library), “Praise Song for the Day,” the inauguration poem by Elizabeth Alexander (Graywolf Press), and Leadership and Self-Deception by the Arbinger Institute (Berrett-Kohler), as well as children’s and young adult titles to include, How to Take the GRRRR Out of Anger by Marjorie Lisovskis and Elizabeth Verdick (Free Spirit Publishing), and Extreme Habitats: Mountain Survival by Susie Hodge (Weekly Reader). After enjoying the complimentary first chapter, readers may visit ReadHowYouWant’s website at www.readhowyouwant.com to purchase the entire file.
ReadHowYouWant will be demoing HumanWare’s devices at book industry events such as the Frankfurt Book Fair, the London Book Fair, and Book Expo America. Similarly, HumanWare will present braille and DAISY files from ReadHowYouWant’s collection on their players at technology industry shows, including CSUN and ATIA (Assistive Technologies Industry Association) conferences.
ReadHowYouWant produces Grade 2 contracted braille files, and has developed a house style that supports automated transcription while maintaining accuracy. These files may be read with a refreshable electronic braille display such as the Humanware Braillenote or Brailliant or embossed to make traditional braille books. Words are not split at line ends to make reading easier, particularly for newer braille readers.
About HumanWare
HumanWare is the global leader in assistive technologies for vision, including products for the blind and visually impaired. HumanWare's products include BrailleNote, the leading productivity device for blind people in education, in business and in their personal lives; the Victor Reader product line, the world's leading digital talking book players; and myReader2, the new version of HumanWare's unique "auto-reader" for people with low vision. For more information visit www.humanware.com
About ReadHowYouWant
ReadHowYouWant Pty Ltd and its R&D parent company, Accessible Publishing Systems Pty Ltd are both Sydney, Australia-based privately held companies founded in 2004 by electronic publishing pioneers Christopher Stephen and Greg Duncan. When Chris’s sister, who suffers from MS, developed difficulty reading, they began experimenting to determine whether people with reading difficulties could benefit from changing the text format.
After more than four years of testing, ReadHowYouWant has successfully developed award-winning conversion technology that reformats existing books into the widest selection of on-demand, alternative format editions on the market today. Each edition has been optimized for maximum readability. The company’s goals are to make reading easier and more enjoyable by delivering formats that suit the reader and to give people with reading difficulties access to books in the formats of their choice—at an affordable price, and as soon as the book is published. For more information visit www.readhowyouwant.com.
ReadHowYouWant Partners with Random House Australia and Murdoch Books
For Immediate Release
Contact:
Bradi Grebien-Samkow: bradi@readhowyouwant.com
+1-503-922-0778 U.S.
Large Print and Accessible Book Publisher ReadHowYouWant Partners with Leading Publishers to Create Books for Visually Impaired Readers
Sydney, Australia, March 4, 2009—ReadHowYouWant, a new leader in large print, print-on-demand books, has begun partnering with Random House Australia and Murdoch Books to create accessible editions of their best-selling titles. ReadHowYouWant also announced the opening of their Australian and New Zealand website at www.readhowyouwant.com/australia. The Sydney-based company’s other Australian publishing partners include Simon and Schuster Australia, Michelle Anderson Publishing, Interactive Publications, Little Hare Books, and Insight Publications.
ReadHowYouWant Pty Ltd and its R&D parent company, Accessible Publishing Pty Ltd, are both Sydney, Australia-based privately held companies co-founded by electronic publishing pioneers Christopher Stephen and Greg Duncan. ReadHowYouWant’s award-winning conversion technology reformats existing books into high-quality alternative formats including, 16 to 24 point EasyRead large print, braille, e-books, and DAISY—a new talking book format that produces audio along with the written text.
Mel Cox, Head of Publishing Services at Random House Australia says, “We’re really excited to be working with ReadHowYouWant. This innovative technology assists those who have been previously unable to enjoy printed books. Random House Australia is delighted that our authors will now be available in more accessible formats for the enjoyment of all readers.” Random House Australia is part of the Random House Group, one of the largest publishing houses in the world. ReadHowYouWant will be working with Random House Australia on creating accessible formats of their recent front list titles, including three best-selling memoirs, Holy Cow, Salvation Creek, and Conviction of the Innocent.
ReadHowYouWant will be working with Murdoch Book’s imprint, Pier 9, which publishes an eclectic mix of travel, memoir, biography, popular history, and strong human-interest stories. "Murdoch Books is delighted to be able to make their books accessible to a broader range of people who would have previously been unable to read these titles in a standard format,” says Juliet Rogers, CEO of Murdoch Books.
ReadHowYouWant works with print-on-demand printer SOS print + media of Alexandria, NSW to print and ship books to readers. As well, ReadHowYouWant is working with James Bennett—Australia’s leading library supplier—to bring books to libraries in Australia and New Zealand.
In 2007, using an export grant from the Australian government to partly fund its expansion, ReadHowYouWant brought its services to the United States, and has begun partnering with such U.S. publishers as Wiley, Career Press, Barrett-Koehler, Free Spirit, and Rosen. Some best-selling titles from American publishers now available to Australian readers include, Stillness Speaks by Eckhart Tolle, Leadership and Self-Deception by The Arbinger Institute, Confessions of an Economic Hit Man by John Perkins, and Being Peace by Thich Nhat Hanh. ReadHowYouWant’s online bookshop contains over 2,000 titles available in DAISY or braille files at www.readhowyouwant.com/australia.
“ReadHowYouWant’s goals are to make reading easier and more enjoyable by delivering formats that suit the reader, and to give people with reading difficulties access to books in the formats of their choice at an affordable price, and as soon as the book is published,” says ReadHowYouWant’s founder Christopher Stephen. For more information visit www.readhowyouwant.com/australia. To reach Mark Tanner, Publisher Relations Manager in our Sydney office, email mtanner@readhowyouwant.com or call +61 421 544 707.
“…the prescient folks at ReadHowYouWant [who] offer unabridged editions and [who] have a fine understanding of the fact that one size doesn’t fit all visually impaired readers. Brilliantly, they offer a variety of fonts and font sizes.”
—Sarah F. Gold, Publishers Weekly
Friday, February 13, 2009
Post-Midwinter Accessible Librarian--Praise Song for the Day in LP, Braille and DAISY
We had a busy Midwinter Conference and were happy to meet librarians from across the country – everywhere from NYC to Fort Myers to Los Angeles. Over 1100 librarians had downloaded our free accessible editions of the Conference Guide via the ALA web site prior to the show, and many visited our booth to thank us for this service. If you missed getting your accessible edition of the conference program, you can still download from
http://www.ala.org/ala/conferencesevents/upcoming/midwinter/home.cfm
We raffled off three groups of our bestselling books: the top 10, the top 15 and the top 25. These top titles include Leadership and Self-Deception, Stillness Speaks and The Anatomy of Peace. They are all strong sellers in adult nonfiction. Look at our blog for a complete list. It's at
http://theaccessiblelibrarian.blogspot.com/2009/01/midwinter-2009-discounts-and-special.html
These titles are still on special at 40% discount through March 1, so don't miss ordering them for your library!
Third place winner, with the top 10 was Sue Sherif, of the Alaska State Library. Second place winner, with the top 15, was Shelley Ekeroth of the County of Los Angeles Public Library. First place winner was Dr. Teri Maggio, of Assumption Parish Library, in Napoleonville, LA. We will be shipping the books to the winners, shortly. Congratulations to all three! We are sure your patrons will enjoy these additions to your collections.
Braille and DAISY Shop Open with Praise Song
In celebration of Louis Braille’s 200th birthday, ReadHowYouWant has opened the doors to our online braille and DAISY bookshop at www.readhowyouwant.com/braille.
Blind readers now have access to thousands of titles in braille, including bestsellers: Praise Song for the Day, the poem created for and read at Barack Obama’s inauguration by poet Elizabeth Alexander (Graywolf Press), The Power of Now and Stillness Speaks by Eckhart Tolle (New World Library), Being Peace by Thich Nhat Hanh (Parallax Press), and Medicare Prescription Drug Coverage for Dummies by Patricia Barry (Wiley). Children and young adults can find popular titles including, How to Take the GRRRR Out of Anger by Marjorie Lisovskis and Elizabeth Verdick (Free Spirit Publishing), Scratch Kitten Goes to Sea by Jessica Green (Little Hare), Extreme Habitats: Desert Survival by Jim Pipe (Weekly Reader), and A Doctor’s Busy Day by Nicole Boyd (Rosen Publishing). A large selection of literary classic titles is also available.
Through special arrangement with our new publisher partner, Graywolf Press, we are offering the Inauguration Poem, Praise Song for the Day, by Elizabeth Alexander, FREE in the braille and DAISY editions as well as allowing free downloads of printable PDF files. Libraries may purchase large print copies of the book at a 40% discount through the end of March. Click the link above for more information.
New Publishing Partners
RHYW is pleased to announce three new US publishing partners. The Mountaineers Books in Seattle, the nonprofit press established by the nearly 100-year-old Mountaineers Club. Today, with more than 500 titles in print, The Mountaineers Books is a leading publisher of quality outdoor books, including many award winners. Basic Health Publications in Laguna Beach, California, is the publisher of quality health titles including the bestselling, Healing Without Medication, and The Official Anti-Aging Revolution. The Permanent Press is committed to publishing works of social and literary merit, and their authors and titles have gained over 50 literary honors, including the American Book Award, Small Press Book Awards, and New American Writing Awards.
Publisher Profile: Parallax Press
RHYW spoke with Travis Masch, publisher of Parallax Press in Berkeley, California, Parallax is best known as the core publisher of Vietnamese Zen teacher and poet, Thich Nhat Hanh, whose book Being Peace has sold over 250,000 copies and has been translated into 12 languages. “As part of our mission we are committed to making our books accessible to everyone and preserving them for future generations,” says Masch. The full interview is here
http://www.readhowyouwant.com/pages_about/news.aspx?id=43
Save 40% on Large Print Bestsellers
We are continuing our Midwinter Conference special. All you have to do is order 10 or more books from among our top 25 bestsellers to get a 40% discount. If you order fewer than 10 of these, we will still double your normal discount so that you will get 20% off on this order.
These are new nonfiction bestsellers in large print. You cannot go wrong with them. Click this link for the complete list:
http://theaccessiblelibrarian.blogspot.com/2009/01/midwinter-2009-discounts-and-special.html
Thank you, again, for your interest in our work on behalf of visually impaired readers. Please feel free to contact me, personally, if I may be of any service.
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
New Marketing Agreement with ECPA
Alternative Format Printing Opens New Market for Member Publishers
PHOENIX, AZ -- February 6, 2009 – Millions of people are not able to read their favorite books due to limited eyesight, medical conditions or learning disabilities. As the population ages, more and more people will be unable to read the text of the average book. The Evangelical Christian Publishers Association (ECPA) announces an agreement with Read How You Want (RHYW), a pioneering electronic publishing company based in Sydney, Australia. This agreement offers member publishers a chance to license their books in emerging and print-on demand formats for various reading needs.
Read How You Want provides customized book printing solutions in niche formats. RHYW takes the existing print-ready PDF version of any book and converts it to a wide variety of formats including DAISY text plus synchronized voice file, electronic Braille, EasyRead Large and Super Large print (for print on demand, customized books), as well as Kindle and other e-book formats. "RHYW " partners with publishers and converts their titles to standard e-book formats at very competetive rates. As part of that service they convert the titles to accessible formats for free, market the titles through their channels and provide a 50/50 net revenue stream to their publishing partners. For publishers not interested in e-book conversion services, RHYW will convert any book from PDF to the accessible formats at no charge, with an agreement to market and sell those formats for the publisher.
Especially for ECPA members, RHYW will create a separate page on its direct-to-consumer website dedicated to Christian titles. RHYW has a long-standing relationship with Amazon and will be able to increase the presence of these formats on this popular website.
“Read How You Want is reaching a growing market segment,” says Michael Covington, Information & Education Director for ECPA. “This new agreement means that an ECPA publisher can bring their books to this new market immediately at no additional cost. It’s a win for the consumer and the publisher.” For more information this incredible opportunity, visit RHYW’s website at http://www.readhowyouwant.com/pages_about/publishers.aspx
Read How You Want founder Christopher Stephen started the company in 2005 after working closely with his sister who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. “It was heartbreaking to see her lose her ability to read because of her problems with eye tracking,” says Stephen. “We want to serve her and the millions like her around the world, providing quality books with life-changing and encouraging messages.”
The Evangelical Christian Publishers Association (ECPA) is an international non-profit trade organization, comprised of nearly 200 member companies worldwide, representing a combined revenue of nearly $2 billion. Founded in 1974, ECPA is dedicated to serving the Christian publishing industry through equipping its members through cutting-edge technology, meaningful data, dynamic educational opportunity and unprecedented access to markets.
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
ALA Midwinter 2009 Conference Guide in Large Print, Braille and DAISY Editions for Download
Monday, January 19, 2009
RAM Upgrade for Faster ReadHowYouWant Web Site
Click here: http://www.readhowyouwant.com
Thursday, January 15, 2009
The Accessible Librarian, January 2009 Pre-ALA Midwinter Edition
EasyRead™ Large Print, Braille & DAISY Books
The Accessible Librarian—Pre-ALA Midwinter Special Edition—Not Your Grandmother's Large Print Anymore
Inside this Issue
Get Your Free Book at Midwinter
Win 10, 15 or 25 Bestselling Large Print Books
Save 40% on Large Print Bestsellers
Read About Us in the ASCLA Interface
Do You Have an Accessible Librarian Story to Tell?
Free Books at Midwinter!
Come see us in Booth 1311. We will give a free copy of one of our large print books to the first 100 librarians who ask. Come see us in the exhibits hall early in the conference so you don't miss out. The books will go fast!
Win 10, 15 or Even 25 Bestselling Large Print Nonfiction Titles
While you're in our booth, leave your business card, scan your badge or just fill out a paper entry form for a chance to win a nice shot in the arm for your large print collection. First prize will be one copy each of our top 25 bestsellers. Second prize will be one copy each of our top 15 bestsellers. And, you guessed it, third prize will be one each of our top 10. The list prices work out to $418 for the top 25, $244 for the top 15, and $155 for the top 10, so these are prizes well worth going after. Needless to say, other than entering the drawing, you need not be present to win, and we will ship the donation of books to your library after the conference.
These top titles include Leadership and Self-Deception, Stillness Speaks and The Anatomy of Peace. They are sure to boost your large print circulation and help you retain thoughtful large print readers who are also probably good library supporters in your community.
Take a look at our blog for a complete list. It's at
http://theaccessiblelibrarian.blogspot.com/2009/01/midwinter-2009-discounts-and-special.html
Save 40% on Large Print Bestsellers
To get the free book or enter the drawing described above, you have to attend Midwinter in Denver, but to take advantage of this special, all you have to do is order 10 or more books from among our top 25 bestsellers. If you order fewer than 10 of these, we will still double your normal discount so that you will get 20% off on this order.
These are new nonfiction bestsellers in large print. You cannot go wrong with them. Click this link for the complete list:
http://theaccessiblelibrarian.blogspot.com/2009/01/midwinter-2009-discounts-and-special.html
Read About Us in the ASCLA Interface
The current edition of the ASCLA Interface has a nice article on us and our effort to increase the amount of content available to visually impaired readers. (Truthfully, I wrote it myself.) Click the link below to read the Interface. Danielle King of the Washington Talking Book and Braille Library also contributed a fascinating and well-documented article on how the aging of the population is affecting the needs of library patrons. Her article is just above mine, which is about half way down the page. And, if you're not already a member of ASCLA, please consider joining. ASCLA is your best source of professional information on providing library services to populations with special needs.
http://ascla.ala.org/interface/
Tell Us Your Story
Every librarian has great stories to tell, and if you have one about your work with visually impaired or blind readers, then please share it with us. We would love to publish it. We are looking for stories that offer a solution to the challenges of serving visually impaired patrons. It would be nice if it included our books as part of the solution, but it doesn't have to. Send me an email if you want to submit your story.
That's the news for this month. Please contact me if I may be of any service. I hope to see you in Denver!
Peyton Stafford
Director, Global Library and Institutional Services
Contact me by adding a comment to this blog.
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Midwinter 2009 Discounts and Special Offers
1. Save up to 40% on our top 25 titles! These were our top 25 titles in sales volume during December 2008 on Amazon.com, which we use for consumer sales. Therefore, large print readers are buying these titles with their own money. You cannot go wrong by adding them to your library. They will increase your circulation. This special offer is available to all libraries. You don't have to attend Midwinter to use it. Offer expires March 1, 2009, so hurry!
Click here to download our list of Top 25 bestselling titles as an order form with your discounts calculated for you.
2. Coming to Midwinter? See us in Booth 1311 and pick up a free book and a chance to win up to 25 of our bestselling LP titles from the above list for your library. We will raffle off three groups of books. First prize will be 25 books. Second prize will be 15. Third prize will be 10. Each group will begin with our number one bestseller and work its way down to number 25, number 15, or number 10. The winners will get a nice boost to their LP collections. We will ship the books to the winners after the show.
Questions? Want to schedule a meeting at Midwinter? See a DAISY demo? Leave a message on this blog, or call toll-free 866.428.5344 and we will schedule a time.
Monday, December 15, 2008
The Accessible Librarian—Holiday 2009 Issue—Not Your Grandmother's Large Print Anymore
Accessible Editions for the Accessible Librarian
EasyRead™ Large Print, Braille & DAISY Books
Inside this Issue
| Happy Holidays! Bestselling Large Print Titles – but Not for Grandma, Anymore! Braille & DAISY, anyone? Conferences – |
Happy Holidays!
In this issue, we will tell you about some of our bestsellers that defy, destroy and obliterate any stereotypes about the kinds of people who read large print books. We will also introduce you to the world's first online braille and DAISY bookstore. And we will tell you about the surprising response we got when we exhibited at the venerable Puget Sound Council for the Review of Children's Books.
Bestselling Titles – Not Your Grandmother's Large Print Anymore (and 40% off through 31 Jan 09)
Mysteries, westerns and other staples of large print publishing are not what our retail customers are ordering. They are looking for the same kinds of books that everyone else wants—current information and help in dealing with the problems of active life in the 21st century. Here are our top three bestsellers during November. Put these books into your collection, and keep patrons coming to your library.
To order at this special discount call toll-free 866.428.5344 or leave a comment on this blog, and we will get back to you. Please cite promo code AL0901. I will provide you with a special price list. We gladly accept library purchase orders. List prices for these titles range from $14.99 to $19.99. After 40% discount, prices range from $8.99 to $11.99.
Leadership and Self-Deception
by The Arbinger Institute, authors of The Anatomy of Peace
Number 1 on the Berrett-Koehler bestseller list and Number 1 on ours. For the sixth month in a row, and with over 600,000 copies sold by the original publisher, Leadership and Self-Deception is also on the BusinessWeek Bestseller List! Would your stereotypical large print patron read this book? Probably not. But the numbers tell the story. Put this book into your collection, and it will circulate!
What's the big fuss over yet another leadership fable? A reader, upon finishing the book said, "I can't think about my life the same way again." That reader was not some corporate CEO or so called business-guru. That reader was Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Jack Anderson. Jack was actually the scourge of the CEOs and power-brokers.
How many business fable books do you know that have won that kind of praise from a muck-raking Pulitzer Prize winner? Details at:
http://www.readhowyouwant.com/pcsWebUI/BookDetail.aspx?BookId=13226
100 Ways to Motivate Yourself
by Steve Chandler, leadership coach and author of 100 Ways to Motivate Others
Number 5 on Career Press's bestseller list and Number 2 on ours. In the first-ever large print editions of his long-time best-seller, motivational speaker Steve Chandler helps your patrons create an action plan for living their vision in business and in life. It features 100 proven methods to positively change the way we think and act—methods based on feedback from the hundreds of thousands of corporate and public seminar attendees
http://www.readhowyouwant.com/pcsWebUI/BookDetail.aspx?BookId=12849
100 Ways to Motivate Others: How Great Leaders Can Produce Insane Results Without Driving People Crazy
by Steve Chandler, author of Reinventing Yourself and other titles.
Number one on the Career Press bestseller list and number three on ours. 100 Ways to Motivate Others draws on the success of live workshops, seminars, and personal coaching programs on communications and leadership. These seminars, done for such organizations as Banner Health, General Dynamics, Scripps Hospital, Wells Fargo Banks, Bristol-Myers Squibb, and M&I Banks, appeal to managers, teachers, parents, CEOs, and coaches everywhere.
Braille and DAISY, Anyone?
ReadHowYouWant proudly announces the opening of our braille and DAISY download store. We have braille and DAISY editions of all our titles. The braille books are BRF files, which can be used to create embossed braille books or read with a refreshable braille display. DAISY is a new electronic book format that synchronizes a view of the text on screen with an audio of the book. It is ideal for blind, dyslexic, and low vision readers.
Visit our store for free braille and DAISY samples here: http://www.readhowyouwant.com/braille
Call toll-free 866.428.5344 or leave a comment on this blog for information on library licenses.
Puget Sound Council for the Review of Children's Books
This venerable book review group comprises school and public librarians from the Greater Seattle area. They were kind enough to let me show them some sample books and make a brief presentation. I had thought that they would be most interested in large print children's books, but DAISY was what caught their attention. Several of them requested additional information on how they can use this new technology with their dyslexic, visually impaired, and ELL students and patrons.
Monday, November 24, 2008
ReadHowYouWant Braille and DAISY website Launched!
Please try the site and let me know what you think.
We launched Braille and DAISY website according to plan.
http://www.readhowyouwant.com/
Website Accessibility:
1. The website is made considering high level of accessibility standards.
2. It has been tested using screen reader "JAWS". Details of JAWS can be read from Wikipedia by clicking on the following link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Download link to JAWS: http://www.freedomscientific.
3. We also validated this website using W3C "Markup Validation Service".
Purchasing book from website:
When you order a book that says "On Demand" it means that your selection will be converted and available for download in 10 days. Our order processing service sends acknowledgements to customer and sends the information to operation department to start processing the books that are ordered. Once the order has been made, it will be uploaded on Amazon S3 service and an email will be sent to customer with download link.
When a title is marked "Available Now", after payment you will be given access to download your book immediately after transaction has been made.
Let me know what you think of the site.
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