What is eCompile?

eCompile is an eBook compiler service that allows you to create customized eBooks in the Adobe eBook Reader format. With eCompile you can browse and buy content of reference from a range of eBooks at cost-effective prices, organize them and create multiple customized reference eBooks, thus buying only the pages or chapters requisite for your research needs

What are the advantages of eCompile?

Consulting prolix volumes for a minor reference is a tedious and expensive proposition. With eCompile, you can realise your reading and research needs by compiling your very own reference book complete with concentrated information on specific subjects. The advantages of our eCompile are

What are the operating rules for eCompile?

Use of the eCompile facility is subject to certain eCompile rules to prevent misuse of content and unethical access.

1. Every browse session lasts 15 minutes.
2. You can conduct only three 'empty' browse sessions, i.e. browsing without buying a page/chapter, for the same book. If you have not effected an eCompile purchase within the three browse sessions, you will be denied access to the book for the next seven days.
3. The number of browse sessions is directly proportional to your use of the eCompile feature in each session. This means that every time if you make an eCompile purchase, the timer is reset for another 15 minutes.
4. An advisory prompt, two minutes prior to the close of your session, will recommend you to add the page/chapter to your eCompile book. You will be logged out as soon as your session expires.
5. You can create three custom books at one time. If you want to create new custom books, you will have to compile any or all of your existing custom books.

What format will my eBook be in? Can I choose the format?

Your self–compiled book will be available in the Adobe eBook Reader format only.

How many books can I browse through for compiling my eBook?

How many self-compiled eBooks can I create?

eCompile not only lets you browse through numerous titles but also affords the liberty to create multiple reference specific eBooks. Hence you obtain several reference books complete with vital information without bearing the cost of investing in multiple reference books. Please note that you can create three custom books at one time. This means that you can have only three un-compiled books in your eCompile bookshelf. If you want to create new custom books, you will have to compile any or all of your existing custom books.

Can I print content from my self-compiled eBook?

How many times can I download my eBook?

Your self-compiled eBook will be in the Adobe eBook Reader format and hence will be available for a one-time download only. This is a security measure implemented to control unauthorized proliferation of eBooks.

Do I have to compile my eBook in one sitting or can I comprehensively gather material and then compile?

Your self-compiled content will be available in your ‘Download Centre’ wherein you can preview the book in the online DX Reader and/or modify it i.e. add pages/chapters as and when required. Please be advised that once you compile your eBook, it will be available for download only. However, you can create new customized eBooks as and when requisite for your research and reference needs.

Can I add my own notes to my custom eBook?

Yes. Once compiled your eBook will be available for reading on the Adobe eBook Reader. You can use all the regular features of the Adobe eBook Reader like full-text search, text highlights, annotation, and bookmarks.

Can I use content from my eSubscription books for compilation?

No. As of now the eCompile facility is not available for eSubscribed books.

I selected a wrong page/chapter can I deselect it during compilation and get a refund?

No. A page/chapter once selected for eCompilation cannot be refunded or cancelled. You are given the liberty of browsing through the selected book prior to selecting pages/chapters for eCompilation, hence we would advise prudence while using the eCompile service.

How is the commerce conducted for eCompile?