[nabs-l] Where Do Textooks Come From?

Teal Bloodworth tealbloodworth at gmail.com
Sun Aug 23 17:28:03 UTC 2009


Well reallyRFB&D is the only way that you can do it for yourself. If you go 
to

www.publisherlookup.com

not only will it tell you the rules and guidelines, it will tell you why. on 
this site there are alot of graphics so if i were you i would tab down to 
forms and guidelines then enter. They are only going to work with the DSO 
though and for now it doesn't really look like there is any way around it. 
Just remember its new so maybe it will change because it seems to be retty 
great.

Another thing i mentioned though is since you have to buy the book anyways 
then you can try getting a reader through DSS or even since you are going to 
have to buy the book anyways you can try scanning it. JAWS 10 reads even PDF 
files but you cant really use a form field easily PDF but you can always 
save it as a text document then make a folder on desktop for that class, and 
save it in there. Unless you want to work ahead you would only have to do a 
couple chapters at a time but if thats the case you might as well get it 
from the publisher.

sorry if i didnt help
        Teal
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Elizabeth" <lizmohnke at hotmail.com>
To: <nabs-l at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Saturday, August 22, 2009 7:57 PM
Subject: Re: [nabs-l] Where Do Textooks Come From?


>
> Okay, so then how do i go about contacting the publishers to receive a 
> digital editions of my textbooks? Do i just search for the companies 
> online and send them an email with my request? Or is it better to call the 
> publisher and speak with someone from a particular department? Since it 
> sounds as though there are some members on the list who have some 
> experience in contacting the publishers directly, do you have any tips to 
> share to attempt to make this venture a success? I've never done this 
> before, so I'm curious to find out how other people have tried to do it 
> and whether or not their venture was successful.
>
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Elizabeth
>
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