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Arists' Ebooks, Two Examples • from Indesign Into Week 7: Introduc/on to eBooks part 1- paula roush Epub for ipads (and other eReaders) InDesign CS5.5: ePub workflow for eBooks • What are eBooks? • Ar/sts’ ebooks, two examples • From inDesign into ebook market • Is my photobook ready to be an ebook? • Essen/al applicaons • From Blurb to Epub (an example) What are eBooks? • eBooks are electronic, downloadable books that can "easily" be accessed on a wide range of e-readers, like the iPad or iphone, and your home computer. • (technical defini/on) market • ePUBs or e-books is a growing market • it is predicted that this market by the end of 2015, will reach $2.8 billion • (economic argument…if you need one) Ar/sts’ ebooks, two examples • Nieves zines for iphone/ipad – h\p://www.nieves.ch/catalogue/app.html • Badlands Unlimited for iphone/ipad/kindler – h\p://www.badlandsunlimited.com/ hp://www.nieves.ch/catalogue/app.html h\p://itunes.apple.com/us/app/nieves-zines/id370368075?mt=8&ign-mpt=uo%3D4 hp://www.nieves.ch/catalogue/app_film.html hp://www.badlandsunlimited.com/ hp://www.badlandsunlimited.com/books.html Ebooks • common file formats • 1-pdf • 2-epub • 3-mobi EPUB • eBook format • use the .epub extension • supported by most eReader devices (excep/on: the Amazon Kindle that uses .mobi) From inDesign into Ebook market> • >Epub (formaed for ipad) – Blurb market – if you use their trademark sofware – Do It Yourself (Indie publishing) – (your own site, via paypal) • >Mobi (formaed for kindle) – Amazon market Blurb ebook tools: my advice is “avoid them!” if you have to reformat your book for ipad, you might as well have total control over the InDesign document instead of using blurb proprietary sofware Is my photobook ready to be an eBook? • eBooks are different from their print counterparts, par/cularly formang. • eBook technology is s/ll evolving and each device and plaorm displays eBooks differently. • KEEP FoRMATTING SIMPLE. ISSUE 1-Page-Based Formang • EPUBs are made up of reflowable text that adjusts based on the screen or device the reader is using. Unlike their print counterparts, eBooks do not use page-based formang. • Page numbers, page breaks, headers, and footers do not exist in eBooks ISSUE 2-Fonts • Not all devices can display all fonts the same way. S/ck with one of the standard fonts (Times New Roman, Arial, or Garamond) to ensure that your text is conveyed clearly across formats, devices and applicaons. • If you use another font, your eBook's text will automacally be converted to Times New Roman. 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I used paragraph styles but you can do without it this /me Adding Your Cover • Add a cover image for the bookshelf icon • Pick one of the photos from your book and resize it as in the previous step. • Name it cover.jpg, and save it to the images folder (as above) • During Epub export you’ll be asked to supply it my cover (no visible /tle as per camouflage theme lol) photo resized to768x1024 at 132 ppi Expor@ng Epub: File menu / Export>Format:EPUB Afer expor/ng I check it in Adobe Digital Edi/ons And in Sigil Transfer ebooks to iphone/ipad In iTunes File>Add to Library… Opening the Photo Book on an iPad • Locate the photo-book.epub file • Open iTunes • Drag and drop the photo-book.epub file on to iTunes. • In iTunes, you should now see your book in the “Books” area. • Connect your iPad and sync with iTunes. • on your iPad, open iBooks. • Open your book. .
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