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PassPorter's E-Book Browser
Below are all PassPorter E-Books in alphabetical order. To browse a book, click on its book cover below and wait for it to load (loading can take several minutes if your connection is slow).

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Click here to learn more about this e-book!

What is an E-book? An e-book is a professionally-formatted, electronic Adobe Acrobat file -- all of our e-books are of the same quality as our print guidebooks, but as they cover more focused topics we release them online rather than in bookstores (this also means we can update them easier). E-books can be opened and viewed on your computer using Adobe Reader, a free program most everyone already has (but if you don't have it, you can download it for free for Windows, MacOS, PalmOS, Pocket PC, Symbian OS and Linux). You may also view the e-books in our online E-Books Browser, which simulates an actual book reading experience on your screen. You can search and print the file to suit your own needs. Some of our e-books are interactive, meaning you can input your personal data into a formatted page, save it, and print it -- these interactive features require Adobe 7.0, 8.0, or higher (available for Windows XP Professional or Home, Windows 2000 (service pack 2), Windows Vista, WIndows NT (service pack 6 or higher), Mac OS 10.2.8 or higher ... see the full list of Adobe Reader versions and their system requirements here. Just a note of reassurance: Our readers have downloaded over 20,000 e-books since we began publishing e-books in 2005 and we haven't yet heard any issues with Adobe Reader that couldn't be resolved.