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o thank you,now I see! so thank you so much for your video,its lot of fun and good info to watch, we are waiting for your new videos! thanks for the answer!!!

+Olesya Izgagina Hi and thank you for watching the video. the answer is yes and no, ISBN numbers are pretty much required for having your book in a store, It is used for tracking and inventory and all distributors need them. A lot of book stores aren't thrilled with print on demand books and Amazon in general, they usually can't return the books if they don't sell them, like they can from books they order with distributors. That being said a huge number of books are sold just though Amazon. Book stores are getting harder to fine. What i would do is contact your local store and see if they will take your book. But generally you won't really see print on demand books like from CreateSpace in stores. I would though make sure you check off the book store distribution button in CreateSpace. and if you book becomes popular you attract attention and publishers and be in stores.

thank you for watching the video. Pricing is more of an art than a science, but there are some thoughts. For Kindle the average price is around $2.99, if you content is really valuable then you could go higher or if you are famous. On the print side many books are around the $9.99 area, little more if color inside. I would also look at the other books in your area, especially the top best selling books. Amazon has been pretty good at pushing prices down. I try to have about $2.50 royalty for print and $1.50 for Kindle. Put it out, see what happens, also watch what Amazon does with your price, they will discount

thank you for visiting and for your comment, any questions let me know. keep publishing

thank you LostPoet for the comment, I agree completely, keep those cost down. If your book gets past $125 which is the cost of the isbn, then it will go to be a regular seller. Our job is to keep making books. you will know if you have a success and then you can worry about that stuff. Having Amazon cover all the production, printing and shipping is fantastic.

so why didn't he write it ? (because he forgot it , or didn't know) 'win' can aslo be a #define... I didn't act like a programming god.. and he missed the ";" ...

Thank you, your the first person I've found on Youtube which does Windows programming, and not command prompt applications :)

Can you use Code::Blocks? I really don't want anything besides C::B. everything else if the bane of my existence.

@bohterham I hope that win:) is declared in an enumerator elsewhere, or we may have an error... lol

You can't input "win" string in a int noob , only if : char xoax[] = "win"; or string xoax = "win";

that you give you an error, unless win is an int variable. you should say string xoax = "win"; ;D

so in 2012 how would I simply compile a simple .c program, without creating any fancy projects?

hold on, won't you need to do this: char xoax[3] = "win"; or: char *xoax = "win";

@xBlueRobot ikr!! i was pissed when my teacher was teaching that console stuff :/

@Dog696911 not if you do this: int xoax; int win = 1; int xoax = win; ;)

And where's the Lesson? all people knows how to create a new project...

@AlexEttelis maybe it is. but its not a HUGE fail just a small fail xd

@iceshadow625 haha. the win :) function is already build in c++ xD

error C2065: 'win' : undeclared identifier sorry, i had to do it

@bohterham "win :)" wouldn't be a "int". char[], char*, string.

All he did was show you how to make a new project.

int cant hold chars, better string xoax = "win!";

@compudogg that would be the lesser-known MFC.

@bohterham wow that's such a huge fail :\