During an event on October 22nd, Apple introduced the new iPad mini 2 and iPad 5 (iPad Air). In the upcoming holiday shopping season in December, CEO Cook has said that it would be an iPad Christmas. Because the retina display on this second version of the iPad mini has a resolution of 2048×1536, the consumer will be able to enjoy reading because the visual quality has improved. With the multitasking capability, we are able to listen to music and browse through our iBooks. In general, when compared to the iPad 5, the mini 2 has the same performance, but it is more affordable and smaller in size. Tablets and smart phones are becoming more popular, and as a result, more time is being spent reading on portable mobile devices. How can digital publishers capitalize on this trend and create digital magazines that can be distributed on the iPad platform? eMagazines in HTML format are also compatible with the iPad, in addition to epub. The process of creating and publishing an iPad magazine is simplified. This post will provide you with instructions on how to construct an electronic magazine that is suitable for iPad. A large number of emag designers use the pdf editor to modify the digital edition of magazines. On the other hand, it is not the same sort of magazine as the paper ones. We may be able to discover a digital publishing solution that allows us to convert flash magazine to pdf format. Flipbook creator is the program that converts PDF files into pages that are arranged side-by-side, giving the impression of a traditional hardback magazine. To create a digital magazine for the iPad, the following steps need to be taken: Step one is to download and execute the program that flips pages. Use Google to search for “flipbook maker pro,” and then go to the official website of the program to download it. I would appreciate it if you could install and open it after it has been downloaded. The second step is to input picture or PDF files into the program that creates magazines. To create a new e-zine project, click the file menu in the upper right corner of the screen, and then pick the new sub-menu option. In order to load photographs or PDF files from your computer into the software, you will need to hit the import button. step three: alter the pages of the electronic magazine and insert multimedia components. You may set page features such as transparency, dividing line, shadow, landscape / portrait mode, and content location by going to the page edit tab and making the necessary adjustments. It is possible to enter text, images, clickable links, hotspots, swf flash, video, YouTube, and music into a particular e-page by using the buttons that are located on the left side of the screen. The fourth stage is to create the layout and look of the iPad magazine. There is a wide variety of stunning templates that are already built in for your pick. Simply click on the thumbnails of the themes on the left side, and simultaneously make a preview of the results on the right side. In the advanced options area, you have the ability to customize your own template if you request more information. You have the ability to keep that customized theme in the software so that you may use it again the following time. E-magazine publication for iPad mini is the fifth phase. Make sure that the HTML output format is selected in the publish tab. The magazine name, the size of the SWF file, and the HTML meta are all configurable. It is important to remember to tick the option to “also produce mobile version.” Publish your flash magazine online on your website as the sixth step. Once the whole output folder has been sent to the web server, you will be able to get a URL for your own online magazine. On your iPad, you are now able to read the online ezine that you have uploaded. Check out this demo of the iPad magazine. It is also possible to read it on Android tablets, such as the Nexus 7, the Kindle Fire HDX 7, and the LG G Pad 8.3, in addition to the most recent iPad 5 and iPad Mini. You may read on your iPad whenever and wherever you like.
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