Getting ebook files onto devices for reading

If you buy an eBook from an eBook store like Amazon or Barnes & Noble. …It's a simple matter to get that eBook onto your device. …The retailer that sold it to you in this case simply puts the book on your device …for you. Or allows you to manage the process from …your account. But what if you're creating an eBook for …a client or a friend emailed you an eBook file. …Now what? A couple caveats before we begin. …One if you have a file that's protected with DRM, or Digital Rights Management, …it will most likely have problems getting it to work.…

Two it may be illegal to share the file depending upon the copyright. …We will be covering DRM in a later chapter and this lesson assumes that the …files you wanna move around are shared do not have DRM protection. …The word that's commonly used when moving a file onto a device is called Sideloading. …There's really 4 different ways that you can move that file onto your device. …One is with the cable, the second way is Email. …You do wirelessly, over the USB drive in some cases if your reader has that kind …