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I own a book on Google Play that I just recently purchased. I can read it via Google Play on both my browser and my smartphone. However, I want to print the certain pages from the book as how they appear on Google Play's Chrome browser. Using a Ctrl+P command generates a window with the text, "Preview cannot be displayed", meaning I cannot select certain page numbers that I wish to print. I know that it's not my printer malfunctioning because I can print documents on other websites accessed through Chrome, such as news articles.
Is there any way to print via Google Play?
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I wrote a few app reviews in Google Play. How can I list all the reviews I wrote in Google Play?
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Is there a way to show all ratings in Play?
You can see some ratings ordered descending:

but for hundreds of thousands of reviews it's not that feasible cause you can only read the 5-star ratings this way.
Is there another better way to view the ratings?
maybe this is possible with Greasemonkey?
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Just what the title says, how can I view all one-star ratings for an app in the Google Play Store? I cannot see how to do it.
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I have uploaded several books (PDFs) using the Google Play Books Upload service. However, I found out that none of these show a "table of content" bookmark normally found in PDFs. (I see a valid TOC when I use another reader.)
Can someone please confirm if Google Play Books supports "table of contents" for uploaded PDFs?
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I uploaded hundreds of books to Google Play Books (part of my collection), and just saw that there is a limit of 1000 books. I don't think that I hit it yet, but I want to be sure.
How can I see how many books I've uploaded?
ps. Here is the link to the upload and library link: https://play.google.com/books/uploads
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I'm not quite sure when have these arrows

appeared as some sort of notifications but I'm also not sure what they mean.
What do they notify about?
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Recently, some scans by Google Books, while being in the public domain, are labeled as "Google eBook", for instance all the "digital objects" of a certain BNN series.
These books seem very hard to access: they are not returned by a Google Books search for books with preview available; clicking "ebook" brings me, after many hops including logging in, to an online reader without download option.
Finally, if I follow Google's instructions to Download & transfer books to eReaders, I have no download button at all next to the ⋮
, while I see one for other books (which ask a captcha).
So, how do I download those books? Also, if Adobe Digital Editions is required (!), why is it and what can a GNU/Linux user do?
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I know that Google Play reviews and ratings are now connected with my Google+ account and my name.
But where exactly I can find a list of my own reviews and ratings on Google Play apps?
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Google Play Store lets you add apps to your wishlist, but I can only find the option on Android version (the Play Store app). I often come across apps while browsing on my computer and would like to add them to "wishlist" so I can install them later when I get on my phone.
So, how can I add an Android app to my wishlist from computer web browser (instead of Android Play Store app)?
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I have a Google Play Music 'Unlimited' subscription. How do I make the songs in my playlist available offline, as you can do on Spotify and the Mobile Apps? I am not talking about just the 'Free and Purchased' songs, but all the tracks. Also, it needs to be legal. I don't do piracy.
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In Google Books, we can search for some keywords among the books.
In Google Books and Google Play, we can add books into our libraries.
Can we search within the books in our libraries?
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