This depends on the provider of the e-book. Most content providers implement some form of Digital Rights Management (DRM, or copy protection) on their e-books. DRM specifies the amount of an e-book that may be downloaded, emailed, and/or printed during a session. DRM varies by provider and by e-book, as does the output format (i.e. html, pdf) where available.
For more information see Western Libraries' e-book platform comparison chart.
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