Enjoy!ĭon’t have an iPad yet, but still want to check out this book? It should now appear in the Books Area of iTunes and once you plug in your iPad via the USB cable, you can select it as a book to sync in the Books Tab in iTunes. Open iTunes 9.1 and higher and simply drag the ePUB into the Library area of iTunes on the left side.
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Once you download the ZIP file, unzip it and you’ll have a short readme.txt file and the actual “25 iPad Tips.epub” document. The first step is to download my ePUB file here.
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I recorded this video to walk you through some of those things to look out for:ĭownloading and Installing my FREE “25 iPad Tips” Book However, ePUB has limitations on how the content has to flow to make it possible to have this single document on a multitude of different devices. For example, InDesign is an amazingly powerful page layout application that pretty much allows you do do anything you want on the page. These are limitations on the standard more so than of InDesign. Great! There are some limitations that you have to be mindful in your document itself. The iBooks App on the iPad reads standard ePUB documents and Adobe InDesign CS5 just so happens to export them out directly. Yesterday, I started my sample “25 iPad Tips” and today I have a FREE iBook that you can download right here. This was a great jump start and helped me avoid some stumbling blocks. So I enlisted the help of my colleague at Adobe, Colin Fleming (eBOOK guru) and Colin gave me the inside scope and even some sample demo documents that he had put together. So I wanted to do two things: I wanted to get a sample out there of what an iPad book on the iPad and I wanted to experience first hand what it was like to create one from scratch using InDesign CS5. The enhanced capabilities around the ePUB format and Interactive Document publishing beyond PDF. So there’s nothing new there, except there is something new there in terms of capabilities. All of my books are already being laid out in Adobe InDesign. I wanted the iPad Book to be an iBook on the actual iPad. While the project seemed interesting (and still is), I wanted to try something a little different this time around. I’ve been very happy with the success of that book and of course as soon as the iPad was introduced, many eyes turned towards me to question if I was going to write a book for this new device. The beauty here is that I can use my new found publishing power and Apple’s popular device to get my content in front of more eyeballs than ever.Īs you may know I co-authored one of the best selling books for the iPhone, “The iPhone Book”.
There’s also a lot of excitement around the Apple iPad. I can use one industry standard app to publish for Print, for the Web with NEW Interactive features and now more easily than ever to standard eBook Reader formats such as ePUB. With the introduction of Adobe Creative Suite 5 and in particular InDesign CS5, my head is spinning thinking about all the possibilities. These are exciting times in the publishing industry! The tools have never been better to get your word out.
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