One icon is for :
e-book available to be read on PC and MAC
Other icons are for:
e-book available in these e-readers:.......
Other icons are for:
e-book available to be read everywhere
So, my question is, is there an icon for :
"Want to have this e-book translated?"
In case there is not. How would you like this to be?
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Edward Vreeburg Netherlands Local time: 14:53 Member (2008) English to Dutch + ...
I see what you mean...
Jun 8, 2010
The PC icon and Mac icon show a PC and/or Mac version is available
The Globe icon tells you there is an online version
What about the Set Language icon of Word (a globe with a book in front of it)
or a Globe with a question mark next to it for Set Language / or wanna have this translated??
Greetings
Ed
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Felipe Gútiez Germany Local time: 14:53 German to Spanish + ...
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Word and Microsoft is always to be taken into account
Jun 8, 2010
But in order to be homogeneus, it should be something similar to the other two or three icons, the ones shows in
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