Comments on: What Is The Best Format For Creating An Ebook?

By: Lisa Angelettie

Lisa Angelettie — Mon, 16 Apr 2012 04:07:18 +0000

Hi Sylvia – I’m hoping that you created “drafts” of your ebooks in Pages and can make your changes there. Then save again as a new PDF. If you haven’t and only have the PDF copy, then you would need to edit it in Adobe Acrobat. I haven’t seen a converter product out there, but I’m sure there may be one if you do a basic search. Good luck!

By: sylvia lerigo

sylvia lerigo — Sun, 15 Apr 2012 23:21:21 +0000

Hi – I have a mac, I also have two e.books in PDF format, need to make some changes and wonder if I can change this back to word or pages, or do I have to buy a converter.
Thanks Sylvia

By: lisaangelettie

lisaangelettie — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 22:56:50 +0000

Thanks Mark – that's right, most electronic documents are made in PDF
format – but you would be surprised how many folks are still trying to
pass around .exe documents and even Word documents. I wrote this Q&A b/
c several people asked me this question. Let me know how PrimoPDF
works out:)

By: Mark Slater

Mark Slater — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 12:36:17 +0000

When we say “ebook” it automatically makes an imaginary picture in the mind with Adobe Acrobat's PDF in the background. Today, all the official documents and papers are generally prepared in the pdf form using adobe acrobat. I believe it is one of the most convenient ways to prepare, distribute and read books and other important articles digitally. I would definitely like to try PrimoPDF to see how it works.