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Finding a publication
There are two ways to find a book on the website. The first is by browsing, and the second is by searching.
##Browse
When you, or a customer, is thinking about ordering a book, but they are not sure exactly which book they want, you might want to use the browsing method to find a book. This method is also a great way to find out what books there are on the website.
In order to browse, simply click the “see more” button on the front page, or click the “browse” button near the end of the page, and a list of all documents currently available will appear.
##Search
If your customer knows which book they want to buy, the search function is the fastest way to find it. The search bar is near the top of every page on the website. It is a very powerful way of finding books by their title or author, their genre or subject matter.
Step 1: Type the title, author name or a keyword into the search bar.
If you wanted to search for The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, then you would type “the great gatsby” into the search bar.
You can also type the author name “f scott fitzgerald” into the search bar to find The Great Gatsby, or other books by the same author.
If one of the books that you are searching for is on a catalogue poster, then you can also search for it by typing that book’s short-code on the poster into the search bar, e.g: “01M”.
Step 2: Next, click the “search” button, or push the enter key.
Step 3: Find the book you are looking for on the results page.
Once you have searched for a book, you will see a page that lists the results of your search. These are the results of the search for “the great gatsby”. As you can see The Great Gatsby is at the top of this list, and is followed by other books that have similar sounding titles.
If you’re not sure if one of the documents your result has retrieved is the one you want, simply click “view product” next to that item to find out more about it.
The Paperight project is managed by Arthur Attwell at Electric Book Works. Read the Paperight story or visit the blog.
- The publications on the website
- Adding documents to Paperight
- Automated HTML PDF conversion
- Automated PDF PDF conversion
- CSV & Metadata management
- Papercat browsing categories
- Products: Edit products
- Products: Product Ownership
- Scrubbing HTML from epub files
- Working with documents
- What does this website do?
- Introducing the website
- Finding a publication
- Forgotten passwords
- How can I use this website to start and sustain a business?
- How do I change my email address?
- How to buy a book
- How to print marketing posters
- How to register and log in
- How to top up your account
- How to use this service to grow your business
- Is this legal?
- Printing a PDF
- Buying a licence
- Can I be the only outlet to sell books this way in my area?
- Searching
- The publications on the website
- What do Paperight print outs look like?
- Publishers Guide
- Forgotten passwords
- How are publishers paid?
- How do I change my email address?
- How do I get my publications onto Paperight?
- How to register and log in
- What about the publisher's copyright?
- What do Paperight print outs look like?
- What do publishers earn?



