What is an e-book?
An e-book stands for electronic book. It is a book that you can download onto your computer and read. They come in the following formats:

How To Download

If you are having trouble starting the download or saving the download file, please try the following suggestions. These suggestions work on most versions of Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape.

Microsoft Internet Explorer Users:

Message: "ERROR LOCATING OBJECT HANDLER or NO VIEWER AVAILABLE"

What Next?

When using the left mouse button to select the download if you see an error message saying ERROR LOCATING OBJECT HANDLER or NO VIEWER AVAILABLE, then an ALTERNATIVE way to start the download is:

Use the RIGHT MOUSE BUTTON instead to select the download link.
This brings up a menu.
Select the "SAVE TARGET AS" option.
Save the download file using the file extension of zip (eg: filename.zip).


Netscape Users:

Message: UNKNOWN FILE TYPE.

What Next?

Some Netscape versions may show a dialog box indicating UNKNOWN FILE TYPE when you select the download link with the LEFT mouse button. If this occurs, then:

Select the SAVE FILE option from that dialog box, rather than the other options such as "PICK APP".
An ALTERNATIVE way to start the download is to use the RIGHT MOUSE BUTTON to select the download link rather than the LEFT mouse button.
This will bring up a menu.
Select the "SAVE LINK AS" option.
Save the download file using the file extension of zip (eg: filename.zip).
In general the downloading of files is a complex transaction that may be affected by a number of factors including:

Connection type and speed, network and Internet traffic, file type and size, and connectivity with the remote (host) server.

There are four usage levels to the products offered on this site. They are as follows:

Giveaway Rights: Products with giveaway rights allows you to give that particular eBook or software to anyone with cost to them. You are not allowed to sell it. The rights associated with a particular product will be specified in detail and included in the archive file that you download. Please refer to your specific rights as related to those products.

Resell Rights: Products with resell rights allow you to sell that product for a price. Sometimes a minimum price is specified in the resell rights license and other times, you can set whatever price you want. These products are royalty free so you can keep all the money yourself. These products come with pre written sales pages, product images and even thank you pages. Certain products will have usage permissions established so be sure to check the license before you sell or give thee products to your customers. Most of the time you are allowed to give them to your customers and members if they paid for something else like another product or a paid membership.

Master Resell Rights: Master resell rights mean you can give away, resell , bundle , create new information packages or include them in your own membership sites. You are allowed to pass on the resell rights to others. So when you sell that product to someone, they can turn around and sell it to someone

Basic Resale Rights:
This simply means that once you purchase a product you can use it for yourself and even sell the product, but your customer receives no rights whatsoever.
Rebranding Rights:
These type of products are similar the PLR, but you are often restricted as to what you can do with these products.
Rebranding generally means that you can add your own affiliate links etc to the eBook or Software title.
Royalty Rights:
Even though that you do have the right to resell the product, these rights normally mean that you do not get to keep 100% profit, in fact you will have to pay the original author a percentage or commission for any profits that you make.
Source Code Rights:
These are also highly desirable, but also fall into the same category as Private Label Rights meaning that you can add, edit or change the eBook or Software title so that the product has no flaws before you resell.
Private Label Resell Rights: With private label resell rights, you get all the source files so you are able to modify or change the contents of the files to create a new product from it and call it your own. You are allowed to edit the content, add to it, remove certain parts, create new images, rewrite the sales page and repackage the product. You can use the text content to create other products, eBooks, reports, etc. You can use all or part of the content as you see fit. You can take the product you created and give it away, resell it, bundle it, create new information packages or include them in your own membership sites. Unless otherwise stated, you could sell the resell rights to others. This allows you to offer the resell rights at a premium price so they can sell it to someone else. Private label rights are usually the most expensive form of rights to buy.