The form and reason for exchange in archaic societies.x

214 p. 26 cm

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pollen - book-publishing system

1) Go to libgen.is
1) Select your genre/type (options are Sci-Tech, Scientific articles, Fiction, Comics, Standards, and Magazines)
1) Search for the book you want
1) Try to choose a file that is in .epub format (looks best on iPhone, but .pdf works too) and make sure it is in your desired language.
1) Click one of the numbers under “Mirrors” (doesn’t matter which)

Once the page redirects you, click GET. The book should then be in your Books app that comes on all iPhones.

• Gen.lib.rus.ec also works as well! It’s the mirror version I use when any others are down

In these two books, the authors of four dozen open source applications explain how their software is structured, and why. What are each program's major components? How do they interact? And what did their builders learn during their development? In answering these questions, the contributors to these books provide unique insights into how they think.

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I want to edit an e-book, a scientific textbook to be distributed on the Kindle tablet to be exact. The book is written. For that I used LibreOffice.
It comes complete with index, drawings, pictures, formulae and its present look and feel is no different from the majority of scientific text, you might be accustomed to browsing. I need advice for the next step, which consists in making this digital pile of data suitable for an e-book.. with a slight twist. The e-book should allow for:
— picture zoom-in in pop-ups on screen
— allow in-text basic interactivity, e.g. when in a exercise, multiple answers are proposed, each answer when clicked should display "Right" or "Wrong" (for instance).
Can you recommend, if not a commercial package that allows such features right out of the box, then at least and preferably open-source technology needed for me to achieve what I want ? I am willing to get down to moderate programming to use your suggested solution. I am conversant in C, C++ and getting there with Python.