EbooksDirect customers: new edition of "The Door Into Fire" downloadable

[dianeduane]

I'm not yet completely certain of the ins and outs of how the new fulfillment software works, so I just thought I'd mention this here.

The three "Door Into..." ebooks are among the oldest ones in the store, and we've started reformatting them to bring them into line with the newer ebooks (re: tables of contents, chapter breaks, other formatting issues). The Door Into Fire was just dealt with yesterday, and this morning our web lady told the software to alert those who'd purchased it that there was a new version available. The software sent out only two mails, which I don't think can be right.

So for those of you who've bought a copy of Fire from the new ebook store at http://ebooksdirect.dianeduane.com, please use the download link from your post-purchase email to pull yourself down a new copy.

For those of you who bought your copies from the old bookstore (I'm not going to give the URL here as I don't want the search engines picking it up any more): I've asked the Web Lady to add the new files to it as well so you also can use your download links to pull down new copies. It may take a day or so to handle this: I'll let everybody know when the new downloads are ready. (On the other hand, maybe it makes more sense to wait until all three books have been reformatted before doing this. In any case, will advise. Watch this space.)

 

 

Comments

[shmuel.livejournal.com]

Does the reformatting include getting rid of the absurdly large hardcoded font sizes? (I've been wresting with the code of two of your ebooks, trying to render them readable on my Nook, and frankly it's been more trouble than they're worth. Defining font styles in an ebook is just getting in the way of the reader.)

[trialia]

Did it just tell you it only sent two? Or did it tell you which emails received those two? Because I had that email, for what it's worth...

[gerimaple.livejournal.com]

I bought the "Tale of the Five" omnibus edition. Will you be rebuilding that when the three individual books are complete?