In order to make our e-book work with as many devices as possible, we currently use EPUB version 2. Also, as an additional disadvantage, not every device shows the e-book in the exact same design tables, figures, and line breaks can therefore be distorted. The advantages of the EPUB now turn into a disadvantage: The balanced and thoughtful layout of the original book is lost. Professional books, however, also contain figures, tables, code listings, info boxes, etc.
It is thus ideal for books such as novels, which primarily contain headings and standard text. You can even adjust font size and type to your liking. In EPUB, the layout of the text adapts automatically to the size of the screen. If you would like to read your e-book on a smaller screen (tablet, smart phone, e-book reader), the EPUB format (Electronic Publishing) is recommended. In general, the PDF can be used on all devices that run Adobe Acrobat Reader or any other PDF viewer. We recommend the PDF for reading the e-book on a PC and-to some extent-on a tablet. If it is smaller, scrolling and moving the page becomes a nuisance. The disadvantage: The screen needs to be of approximately the same size as a book page. Thus, it offers the same convenience, but on your screen. The e-book in PDF format (Portable Document Format) delivers the e-book in exactly the same layout as the printed book. Depending on the device you use to read them, or the situation in which you read them, one format or the other might be preferable. The majority of our books are available in four e-book formats.
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