[French: Note de rédacteur]

A Producer's Note contains information added to the book by the producing organization (i.e. NNELS). It's commonly used to describe differences between the print book and the ebook version. Traditionally, this has been called a transcriber's note, reader's note, or editor's note.

This section is styled with Heading 1 and placed after the section About this Digital Book. The text within the body of the Producer's Note is styled as Normal.

It may contain information about a key way that the etext differs from the original ebook, or that all of the images in the text are in black-and-white, or clarify some key aspect of the document.

Producer's Notes are frequently used for indexes.

They are also used for a book that has Indigenous Languages, and for books of Poetry. Other instances are highlighted through out the wiki.