Thread: Creating Fixed Layout ePub3 from InDesign
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Old 03-02-2013, 02:00 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by flipick View Post
The main reader to support this is iBooks, we have created and released books using the IDPF ePub3 fixed format onto the iTunes store, so we can say first hand that iBooks does support the standard.
Sorry, but all you can say is "iBooks currently supports part of the EPUB 3 specs".

For example, it does not run correctly any JS you put into an EPUB 3 file (and being that EPUB file a completely legal EPUB 3 file).
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