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Taylor & Francis will have a new books eReader starting February 17, 2025. The new eReader wil support PDF and ePubs and will have a "read aloud" function and other personalization features such as adjustable font size and styles, bookmarks, notes, highlighting, and more.

When is this happening?
We are gradually migrating and will host both readers for a short period, from January through to February 16, 2025.

Will the changes impact me?
The new and improved eReader has a range of features which will improve the reading experience for all users. IMPORTANT: If you have used personalization features like Bookshelf, Bookmarks, and Notes on the old eReader, you will need to set them up again in the new eReader by February 16, 2025; we are unable to transfer existing records or instances to the new eReader.

How do I know if I am using the old or new eReader?
You can navigate to the new eReader by using the “Download” button on eBook product pages. The “Read Online” button will temporarily take you through to the old eReader.

Can I use the same username/email and password for my new account?
The username and password login credentials will remain valid for the platform. Logging in using these credentials provides access to both ereaders and enables the use of personalization features.

What is the process for transferring my existing bookshelf/bookmarks/notes to the new eReader?
If you have created a bookshelf, bookmarks or notes, these will be available on the old reader until it closes on the February 16, 2025 . Before that date, you will need to copy over to the new eReader any personalization you want to keep.

Please note that it is not possible to export and import existing personalization features between the eReaders due to technical changes in the domains and content formats.

Most eBooks larger than 200MB cannot be read online and can only be downloaded.

Once users find an eBook, they can:

• Read a summary of the book by clicking on "About this book"
• Click on the book's cover to get bibliographic information on the book
• Export citation by clicking on "Get Citation"
• Download the book
• Read the book online

Read Online
Click "Read Online" the eBook opens allowing users to: search by key words, phrases, navigate using table of contents, select and print page ranges, and even resize the page. In addition users can highlight key words or phrases to search the web for additional content.

Download an entire book

• Click on "Download" and a PDF version will be on the users device which they can print
• Users can highlight key words or phrases to search the web for additional content

Download a chapter and View Abstract

• Scroll down on the book's page and next to CONTENTS, the book's chapters will display
• Users can view abstracts on these chapters as well by click on "View abstract" 

Get Citation

• Click on "Get Citation"
• Format for the citation is American Psychological Association (APA) style

Export Citation
Users can export the citation as well by clicking on the copy icon