WHY OUR READERS PREFER
ELECTRONIC BOOKS
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All of the books we offer are provided in electronic, downloadable form as an Adobe Acrobat PDF file. They can be read with the latest version of the free Adobe Acrobat Reader, which you can download by clicking here. The reasons for this are as follows:
Our books are updated very frequently. If we maintained an inventory, it would be obsolete most of the time.
Using printed rather than electronic books would also subject us to somewhat of a conflict of interest. The reason is that if one of our readers identified inaccuracies in one of our books, we would have a tendency to want to deny it because it would be so expensive and time consuming to continuously correct and update our physical inventory of books to correct the errors that it would not be practical.
Our electronic books have copious hotlinks that will take your Internet browser directly to the source of evidence we used on the Internet. This accelerates your freedom education. A printed book requires you to manually look up the information in a library instead.
Electronic books are searchable, making it easier to find the information you are looking for. This is true even for books that have been scanned in, because we use the Adobe Acrobat Capture feature to do electronic character recognition on the text of the book to make it electronically searchable.
5.1 Copy the file to a CD or USB flash disk
5.2 Take the CD or USB flash disk to Kinkos
5.3 Tell them to print the book from the free Adobe Acrobat version 7.0 reader and bind using 19-hole comb binding and black vinyl covers, separating the chapters with colored papers. If they resist because they think you might be violating our copyright, then show them our DMCA/Copyright Page Section 9.
5.4 Come back the following day and you have an attractive, functional printed book that will last a lifetime!
The only drawback of electronic books is that they encourage copyright violation by our readers that violates our Member Agreement. The Member Agreement disallows violating the copyright for our materials or using them for other than personal use and we count on all our readers to do the honorable thing so that we can continue to provide the valuable research that benefits us all. Please respect the copyright and tell your friend to donate to get his or her own copy of the materials you obtained from this website.
Many legal publishers currently publish their books primarily in electronic PDF form. The largest self-help legal publisher, Nolo Press, is an example. We are simply emulating others who do legal publishing like us.
In 2010, for the first time in history, Amazon.com reported that sales of electronic books not only exceeded that of printed books, but did so by a WIDE margin. The printing press invented in 1530, in fact, was popular only 480 years before it was completely replaced by computers. This is a trend that we didn't start, but are simply following. We have been offering eBooks since 2000, long before it became the norm of today.
All of our electronic books and downloadable forms and publications are provided in Adobe Acrobat version 7.0. This means that:
The following link provides a video demonstration of the how to use, navigate, print, read, and fill-in SEDM forms and documents downloaded from this website using the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
- Adobe Acrobat 9.x and earlier: Using SEDM Adobe Acrobat Documents (44 Minutes, 90 Mbytes; Microsoft Media Player required)
- Adobe Acrobat 10.x and later: Using SEDM Adobe Acrobat Documents (36 Minutes, 78 Mbytes; Microsoft Media Player required)
If you would like to obtain the free Adobe Acrobat reader, please Click Here.
Adobe Acrobat files can be read by the following book readers and software:
For a comparison of eBook reader formats, see: Wikipedia. According to the Wikipedia article, the following products support reading PDF files:
PDF files are supported on the following e-book readers: Mobipocket, iRex iLiad, iRex DR1000, Sony Reader, Bookeen Cybook, Foxit eSlick, Amazon Kindle (1, 2, International & DX), Barnes & Noble Nook, the iPad, PocketBook Reader, Bebook Neo and the Kobo eReader.
[SOURCE: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_e-book_formats]
When you obtain an electronic book off the SEDM website, the following sequence happens if you are using the Microsoft Internet Explorer web browser:
2.1 Turning off your firewall software.
2.2 Turning off your anti-virus software.
2.3 Turning off any download accelerators that interfere with the downloading.
Click on the "Save" button in the above dialog box.
Select a location and then click "Save".
Wait until the download is complete (several minutes).
Once the download is complete, you can open your Windows Explorer, locate the downloaded file, and then open it up with WINZIP.
Extract the file from the ZIP archive using a decompression utility of your choice and copy to a directory of your choice.
Double click on the unzipped file and view it in the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
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