Editorial: TAPPI Journal eBook version offers easy content
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Many readers of TAPPI Journal are familiar with accessing the PDF version of our published research papers, but not all are familiar with the availability and functionality of our eBook version. As opposed to the traditional PDF format, which is a static digital replica of the paper, the eBook version offers a range of additional benefits that make the content more dynamic, accessible, and user-friendly. In addition, you can more easily review all papers in a particular issue much as you could in a print version, as opposed to opening multiple PDFs. Below are some highlights on accessing and making the most of the eBook version.
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OpenAlex topics: Academic Publishing and Open Access · Academic Writing and Publishing · Medical Research and Practices
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