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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Also work around for the older iBooks may not work in the current version. The problem is that you also need the current version to test with. So if you are making eBooks to sell, just using an old version to test won't work.
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It will work better than the current method: test in Sigil, then send to the publisher and wait for him to come back and try to explain what he sees.
I'm avoiding anything more complex than necessary. Don't use SVG, for example.
I'm not selling them myself, there's only one client I do iBooks for a few times a year. The primary job is making PDF for printing, the ebooks are extras. He doesn't pay much, and I can't afford to buy Apple hardware just to test it for him.
I can get the job done now, but it would be simpler if I could be sure it was "iBooks compatible" myself.
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Originally Posted by jswinden
If the OP is creating commercially available iBooks and only has an elderly iPhone 4 for testing purposes, then he shouldn't be creating commercial iBooks. Testing should be done on multiple devices with various screen sizes/resolutions, otherwise it is a halfa$$ job. If they are private/personal iBooks then no big deal.
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Excuse me while I check if this forum has a block list.
-- It does! One less hassle.