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• • July 16, 2010 at 2:40 am #56362
    Anonymous

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    One of my clients loves having all his company's booklets and brochures as flip books on their website. I think they must subscribe to a company that specialises in flip books or something. I tried to set it up in CS4 but although the pages flipped nicely, the cover (page 1) and the back cover each had a white page added (making a spread) which looks very odd. I thought this might have been 'cured' in CS5, but no.

    I daresay the answer is to set these booklets up as single, not facing, pages. But my client doesn't like that — he likes the facing pages because the pictures and the text are only relevant when seen together …

    Any answers to this do you think?

    Thanks so much.

  • July 16, 2010 at 4:27 am #56363
    Anonymous

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    Make your front and back cover a spread.

  • July 16, 2010 at 7:08 am #56365
    David Blatner

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    Check out: https://www.prepress.fi/eDocker_eng/

    Also, you might be able to make the first page a 2-page spread and fill the left page of that spread with the same color as the background, which would make it “disappear.”

  • July 16, 2010 at 7:44 am #56366
    Anonymous

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    Oh now I have to put in with the thing I use – https://page-flip.com/

    It's quite good.

    I just wish Adobe had given us a tool like this for making page flip books. The page flip from InDesign is good, but it needs more. Like e-docker and page-flip can offer :D

  • July 17, 2010 at 8:21 am #56380
    Anonymous

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    Thank you David and Eugene for your comments. I downloaded a trial copy of each app. Couldn't understand the Finnish explanation of eDocker and the documentation for page-flip must be for programmers although I'm determined to get my brain cell round it. Although eDocker looked very easy to implement, and then I followed the instructions in the page-flip documentation, I must have missed something vital in both because all I got looked/behaved exactly the same as the file exported from InD. I'm off to their forums now to ask questions. Thanks again and fingers crossed.

  • February 15, 2011 at 2:26 am #58723
    Anonymous

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    hardly could you find free page flip resources.

    I bought a online pageflip service at axmag.com. They offer customization service. All you need to do is clarify your requirement.
    hardly could you find free page flip script. Also, Swftools.org offers linux software for developers.

    I listed the links below

    https://www.axmag.com

    https://www.swftools.org

  • July 30, 2012 at 3:02 am #62720
    ebooklife

    Participant

    I know there are some free page flip tools like Codebox, Issuu and Flipsnack, but they're of limited functions.

    Personally, I prefer to use this one: https://www.kvisoft.com/flipboo…..maker-pro/

  • October 21, 2012 at 8:51 pm #63417
    merryflip

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    well, once I just want to find some flipiing book resource, happen to find one useful software to create my own flipping book, and flip page software is really very powerful, I decide to use it over a period of time.

  • October 24, 2012 at 2:12 am #63437
    Anonymous

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    Ann_Camilla said:

    One of my clients loves having all his company's booklets and brochures as flip books on their website. I think they must subscribe to a company that specialises in flip books or something. I tried to set it up in CS4 but although the pages flipped nicely, the cover (page 1) and the back cover each had a white page added (making a spread) which looks very odd. I thought this might have been 'cured' in CS5, but no.

    I daresay the answer is to set these booklets up as single, not facing, pages. But my client doesn't like that — he likes the facing pages because the pictures and the text are only relevant when seen together …

    Any answers to this do you think?

    Thanks so much.

    ---

    You are right but you have to work on your client demond and can you share with me your pictures pages.

  • January 6, 2013 at 12:36 am #63868
    Anonymous

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    It's good to see your post here, as I got some helpful information about recommended flash flipbook software here. That's great, but I am thinking to choose which one would be best for me, as recently, I saw a new page flip tool to create 3D flip book. The 3D effect of flipbook really makes me impressive, maybe I would choose the new tool…

  • February 7, 2013 at 3:58 am #64080
    WadEth

    Member

    Lot of softwares. For example the best online brochure creator is Flippingbook on my opinion

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