When you are watching videos on YouTube, there are two ways to promote your book, one that is paid and one that is technically paid but practically free or at least very cheap. For either method, you’ll need to signup for AdWords for YouTube as that is the program that is used. The paid method…
WordCrusher is PC only, but as a Mac user myself, what I did was run Windows on my Mac using Parallels, which costs about $80 but frequently goes on sale in various Mac bundles etc so you can usually get it for around $45, often bundled with other good apps. There are some other virtualization…
There is a difference between .doc and .docx files, but it is mostly a behind-the-scenes technical one that really isn’t too important for the end user. For compatibility with collaborators (other writers, editors, etc.) you should try to save your files in the more modern .docx format when given a choice. For uploading to KDP…
If you use the text select tool, you may be able to copy and paste the text from the PDF into a word document. You could also try using a service such as Online-Convert.com or Zamzar.com – they will sometimes work a little better, depending on the document. If your book is appropriate, you can also use the Kindle Textbook Creator that…
The answer depends on what you mean by lost. If you used it previously on a book other than the one that you are currently working on then you can’t re-use it. If you were given a free one from somewhere such as KDP Print or Lulu or Smashwords, then you can retrieve it by…
We are currently working on creating a “theme” functionality for WordCrusher that will accomodate that sort of edit inside the interface, but in the meantime you’ll need to edit the source files and recompile the book if you want to change the default formatting. There’s a video in the membership area on the WordCrusher page…
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