The EPUB Proof is in the iBooks pudding (hint: it's in the Advanced Menu)<article>
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The EPUB standard for ebooks is ridiculously popular. While Amazon’s Kindle spread the notion of having a dedicated e-reader and an attached, constantly updated bookstore, the EPUB format allowed publishers to tailor their output to a single specification.</p><p>
EPUB is supported in both digital-rights managed (DRM) methods for proprietary bookstores, like Apple’s iBookstore, as well as an unencrypted format that can be read on almost every device and in every bit of software (including iBooks)—except Kindle.</p><p>
Because of that broad support, it’s a reasonable format to distribute anything in, and Pages ’09 (version 4) and Pages 5 both offer an export option. You can create a document in Pages, InDesign, and other software, and then export to PDF and EPUB for different methods of distribution or to different purposes. (I just finished a self-published book using InDesign in just this way.)</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2911595/the-epub-proof-is-in-the-ibooks-pudding-hint-its-in-the-advanced-menu.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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The EPUB Proof is in the iBooks pudding (hint: it's in the Advanced Menu)
