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My Kobo Touch / Glo Seems Faulty
14 Dec 2012
Like any electronic device the Kobo eReader can occasionally fall over and require some assistance. Let's see if we can resolve it.
ePub or PDF? What Is the Difference?
01 May 2012
You may be more comfortable with PDF files however ePub allows more flexibility on a greater number of eReading devices.
Urllink.acsm? What is This File I Downloaded?
18 Jan 2011
The urllink.acsm file is a token that is used to trigger the ePub or PDF download through Adobe Digital Editions or the Sony software, Reader.
I Want to Read eBooks in a Networked/ Corporate Environment
02 Sep 2010
If you are using the Angus & Robertson app and cannot downlaod your eBooks when you click upon the 'UPDATE LIBRARY', then you may need to explore the settings to allow the app to connect to the online database where the eBooks are stored.
My eBook Order is Not in 'My eLibrary'
02 Sep 2010
Occasionally there can be delays however any orders that appear to have problems are identified by our system and resubmitted.
My eReader Works With A & R eBooks. How Do I Download Them?
02 Sep 2010
ePub formatted eBooks from Angus & Robertson will work with Adobe-DRM supported eReading devices.
Getting eBooks to Your eReader For The First Time
02 Sep 2010
It may look confusing, but it's really quite simple and you can cccess your eBooks from multiple devices.
What is an eBook?
An eBook is an electronic version of a book. The rapid advancement of digital technology has allowed more of our favourite stories to be carried around with us, with none of the weight penalty this usually entails.
An eBook is a file which can be purchased and downloaded instantly from the eLibrary in your account to your preferred eReading device. eBook file types include pdf, ePub and KePub.
All of our ebooks are marked with this symbol for easy identification.
Our eBooks can be read from multiple platforms, such as your home or work computer, your smartphone and selected eReading devices. Smart devices such as iPads, iPhones and Andrpoid-powered devices can stream data, allowing you to connect to your eLibrary from almost any location so you will never be without your eBooks again.
