Hi,
Does anyone know of any page turning/flipping software for online pdf’s that hooks in nicely with FW Pro 5 and doesn’t use flash to compose it.
Perhaps there is an action (dreaming of course).
Mike
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Sometime around 1/10/08 (at 07:26 -0400) scoutdesign said:
any page turning/flipping software for online pdf’s that hooks in
nicely with FW Pro 5 and doesn’t use flash
I’ll be watching to see what suggestions are made, but this is really
something I wouldn’t expect to be able to do without Flash! You
wouldn’t have to code your own of course, but I don’t think there’s a
workable solution out there that doesn’t require the Flash plugin.
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Hi Keith,
there are a number payware packages you can buy (mostly for the pc which use java, but surely someone is working on an action. Seems to me that this is the future for online material with interactivity etc etc.
Lets keep watching!
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Sometime around 1/10/08 (at 10:14 -0400) scoutdesign said:
there are a number payware packages you can buy (mostly for the pc
which use java, but surely someone is working on an action. Seems to
me that this is the future for online material with interactivity
etc etc.
There are various solutions around for Macs too, and as
platform-agnostic server-based solutions as well, but they do all
produce Flash-based content as far as I’m aware.
It is a future for online media - but in my opinion certainly not
the future, as in the only one. This is a sophisticated replication
of print media, which has its places but doesn’t really take
publishing and content delivery forward with truly new ideas.
I like it (when it is done well and for appropriate content), but it
does still make me think of how early motorcar designs replicated the
structures of traditional horse-drawn carraiges.
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Further to this, Adobe InDesign CS4 will have a great feature - exporting to flash (includes flash buttons) and page turning option at the export stage.
Starts about 3:30 mins into this video.
http://tv.adobe.com/#vi+f1556v1688
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On 1 Oct 2008, at 15:14, scoutdesign wrote:
Hi Keith,
there are a number payware packages you can buy (mostly for the pc which use java, but surely someone is working on an action. Seems to me that this is the future for online material with interactivity etc etc.
Lets keep watching!
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Hey Nathan, this is exactly what I need. Well spotted on that video. I guess its upgrade time this month…
Thanks!
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You’re right - I do a magazine each month and get someone else to sort out the page turning aspect - now I can do it myself, the first couple I do will pay for the upgrade itself.
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On 1 Oct 2008, at 16:37, scoutdesign wrote:
Hey Nathan, this is exactly what I need. Well spotted on that video. I guess its upgrade time this month…
Thanks!
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Have you seen the iGIZMO magazine. It’s really well done! www.igizmo.com
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sorry www.igizmo.co.uk
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The home page says the domain is for sale.
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Have you seen the iGIZMO magazine. It’s really well done!
www.igizmo.com
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Nathan, I see you too are a member of NAPP. You’re about the only other person I know who is a member. Probably why you found the videos too.
Anyways, thanks again for the tip.
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Yeh, love NAPP its a great help with all Adobe software. They recently had a really glowing review of Freeway too.
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On 1 Oct 2008, at 17:30, scoutdesign wrote:
Nathan, I see you too are a member of NAPP. You’re about the only other person I know who is a member. Probably why you found the videos too.
Anyways, thanks again for the tip.
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I need to get in touch with you but I’ll leave it till tomorrow and I will by email/phone regarding stuff.
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Oh, have we missed http://www.Issuu.com. Outstanding and free. I’ve used it and have embedded some great stuff in a few of my project catalogs.
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