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I am not at all sure! Some say yes and some say no. I am not sure what a barcode is for within an e-book! What are they going to scan?! All I can think of is that they are used in a list of e-books at the side of the name of the book so it can be scanned for reorder. But surely such lists are all on PCs now, so no need to scan them! You just click []
As you can see from this any many other sites >>> http://publishingperspectives.com/2010/03/e-book-i
I would say, if you can get one, stick the code on the copyright page, then it's there if it's needed! It will be listed as having one then.
As you can see from this any many other sites >>> http://publishingperspectives.com/2010/03/e-book-i
I would say, if you can get one, stick the code on the copyright page, then it's there if it's needed! It will be listed as having one then.
Just treat it as if it is a 'real' book, just as the Wizard does. Even put the barcode on the 'back page' if you wish, because e-books do not have a seperate wizard for covers do they? So it will not autoadd it. As you can see, from that site, many are arguing about it and have no real clue! So just stick it in, what harm can it do?
"If anyone knows of anywhere else I should insert it, please let me know."
That's such a leading question ... :-)
OK, as per a 'normal' book, just the code on the Copyright page and the entire barcode on the outer back cover, but I have no idea what you would class as an outer back cover on an e-book! Just stick it on the last 'page'.
That's such a leading question ... :-)
OK, as per a 'normal' book, just the code on the Copyright page and the entire barcode on the outer back cover, but I have no idea what you would class as an outer back cover on an e-book! Just stick it on the last 'page'.
