[FM Discuss] ISBN number for printed books ?

[James Simmons]

Olivier,

CreateSpace will give you a free ISBN number if you publish with them.  You
can also sell the book through Amazon in the U.S. and Europe.  It sounds
like you didn't write the manuals yourself.  Even so, you would be entitled
to submit them to a print on demand service like CreateSpace or Lulu.  If
you don't feel right about making money on someone else's work you  can set
the price to the minimum, which means Amazon makes money but you don't.
Also, you can order books at cost through CreateSpace.  I've published
several books using CS and they came out looking really nice.

James Simmons

On Wed, Sep 26, 2012 at 4:16 AM, Olivier GENDRIN <o.gendrin at faclab.org>wrote:

> Hello all !
>
> I'm Olivier, FabManager at the FacLab, a FabLab opened by the
> University Of Cergy-Pontoise, France, at Gennevilliers.
>
> We are looking for french speaking printed edits of Arduino, Pure Data
> and Processing, but the university rules implies that we buy it
> through a rather complicated process that demands for an ISBN number.
>
> Is there such a number ?
>
> Thanks !
>
> --
> Olivier Gendrin
> Fab Manager
> o.gendrin at faclab.org
>
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