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How do you do publishing notes?

by Johnny1975
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The publishing notes that you get at the beginning of books (i.e. copyright, etc), how do you do them? Is there a standard thing that you write, or how does it work? Is there a template that you can use?
#notes #publishing
  • Profile picture of the author Caden
    If you don't have a template, I would just copy(when writing using Open Office, or Word) what is written in a published ebook. Write down the copyright information, all rights reserved, etc. just as you see it-whatever it is you want to include in your book. Here's a website that gives a sample. Hope that helps you. http://www.thebookdesigner.com/2010/...nto-your-book/
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    • Profile picture of the author Johnny1975
      Originally Posted by Caden View Post

      If you don't have a template, I would just copy(when writing using Open Office, or Word) what is written in a published ebook. Write down the copyright information, all rights reserved, etc. just as you see it-whatever it is you want to include in your book. Here's a website that gives a sample. Hope that helps you. http://www.thebookdesigner.com/2010/...nto-your-book/
      Excellent, thanks.
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  • Profile picture of the author Samuel Adams
    Most times, you can simply copy the copyright notice or disclaimer from another similar book. Assuming you are talking about ebooks, this information would go into your swipe file for use on all digital ebooks.
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    • Profile picture of the author Johnny1975
      Originally Posted by Samuel Adams View Post

      Most times, you can simply copy the copyright notice or disclaimer from another similar book. Assuming you are talking about ebooks, this information would go into your swipe file for use on all digital ebooks.
      So I guess it's as easy as that. By the way what's a swipe file?
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