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	<title>Comments on: Is Apple&#039;s iBooks Author the right eBook creation tool for journalists?</title>
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		<title>By: 213.60.135.21</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I&#039;m a galician journalist and I&#039;d created a news magazine using iBook Author because I think it&#039;s a very quite and friendly tool. In fact, I published my magazine in Apple iBooks Store as a free book (is called Cartafol). But I find there is a stupid limit of categories for the books. It isn&#039;t include newspapers and magazines, so I can not put the magazine in Store kiosk.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;m a galician journalist and I&#8217;d created a news magazine using iBook Author because I think it&#8217;s a very quite and friendly tool. In fact, I published my magazine in Apple iBooks Store as a free book (is called Cartafol). But I find there is a stupid limit of categories for the books. It isn&#8217;t include newspapers and magazines, so I can not put the magazine in Store kiosk.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Robert: Thanks for this helpful review. What is your opinion of using iBooks author to create original multimedia e-books given that the ePub format, as I understand it (never used it) can barely or not at all even support in-line graphics? So, if you had in mind experimenting with a multimedia novel or non-fiction work that might involve audio and video would the application appeal?

I do understand that the iteration of such a multimedia book using the app could only be sold through Apple, if for sale, or be distributed for free (though you could, of course, re-purpose the plain text into a conventional ePub format).

Doug]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Robert: Thanks for this helpful review. What is your opinion of using iBooks author to create original multimedia e-books given that the ePub format, as I understand it (never used it) can barely or not at all even support in-line graphics? So, if you had in mind experimenting with a multimedia novel or non-fiction work that might involve audio and video would the application appeal?</p>
<p>I do understand that the iteration of such a multimedia book using the app could only be sold through Apple, if for sale, or be distributed for free (though you could, of course, re-purpose the plain text into a conventional ePub format).</p>
<p>Doug</p>
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		<title>By: 76.248.134.14</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Apple will NEVER expand iBooks Author to export to ePub.  It isn&#039;t meant to be a general eBook creator.  It is meant to create the most advanced iBooks for sale on the iBooks Store.

There are lots and lots of options for creating ePubs.  Even Apple&#039;s Pages will output to ePub. Use those options for ePub.

iBooks Author is also NOT a writing tool.  It is a PUBLISHING tool.

You do your writing in your favorite tool - such as Scrivener or Microsoft Word, etc. etc.   You create your interactivity, photos, video, and other multimedia in your favorite tools - e.g. Photoshop, Flux, BBEdit, etc.

You then transfer the content and package it using your favorite output tool - e.g. iBooks Author for the iBooks Store, an ePub tool for your ePub book store, a Kindle tool for the Kindle Store, Microsoft Word or Adobe Acrobat for printed books, Adobe Acrobat for PDFs, etc. etc. etc.

iBooks Author is a PUBLISHING TOOL, not a writing tool.  It is similar to Adobe Acrobat as a PDF publishing tool.  You don&#039;t write in Acrobat. You use Acrobat to create the finished product.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Apple will NEVER expand iBooks Author to export to ePub.  It isn&#8217;t meant to be a general eBook creator.  It is meant to create the most advanced iBooks for sale on the iBooks Store.</p>
<p>There are lots and lots of options for creating ePubs.  Even Apple&#8217;s Pages will output to ePub. Use those options for ePub.</p>
<p>iBooks Author is also NOT a writing tool.  It is a PUBLISHING tool.</p>
<p>You do your writing in your favorite tool &#8211; such as Scrivener or Microsoft Word, etc. etc.   You create your interactivity, photos, video, and other multimedia in your favorite tools &#8211; e.g. Photoshop, Flux, BBEdit, etc.</p>
<p>You then transfer the content and package it using your favorite output tool &#8211; e.g. iBooks Author for the iBooks Store, an ePub tool for your ePub book store, a Kindle tool for the Kindle Store, Microsoft Word or Adobe Acrobat for printed books, Adobe Acrobat for PDFs, etc. etc. etc.</p>
<p>iBooks Author is a PUBLISHING TOOL, not a writing tool.  It is similar to Adobe Acrobat as a PDF publishing tool.  You don&#8217;t write in Acrobat. You use Acrobat to create the finished product.</p>
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