<VV> ASSembly...

[Mel Francis]

Hey, that's great, Tony!

My only criticism of this program, and the e-Communique, is the amount of 
zoom available.
When the pages first appear in the smaller format, they are too small to 
read and when you enlarge,
the final size is too big and you can only see a small amount of the page 
without moving it up or down.

Are any of these programs capable of mid-levels of zoom? About half way, 
perhaps about 75% size,
would work great, on my computer monitor.

I get the online publication, Winding Road and they have gone through 
various forms of the 2-page layout,
and ending up recently, with one page on the screen, with the page-turn 
showing simply, the next full page.
It seems to work best, especially when it comes to the initial page loading 
size and then you can zoom
further if you need to.

The program you show is certainly great for putting some of the older 
Corvair technical manuals online, though!

Great final page, too!

Mel


----- Original Message ----- 
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Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2009 6:38 AM
Subject: <VV> ASSembly...


>
>  Harry (and everyone else at CORSA) have done a superb job on
>  the E-communique.
>
>  Although I'm certain their software [FlashpageFlip.com] is capable
>  of quite a bit more, I wanted to try a similar program to see
>  whether I could manage designing a preliminary (online)
>  version of the R-rated Corvair Calendar issue :)
>
>  ummm...those of you in dial-up jailhouse may opt to skip this
>  preview, since it would be just another clinkidi clunker episode ;-)
>
>  ....It allows you to:
>
>    1) Print
>    2) Download in PDF
>    3) Enlarge the Pics
>
>  http://tinyurl.com/r-rated-calendar
>
>
>  It's a total yet partial [au naturel] assembly - I warned you !!
>
>  Regards,
>
>
>  Tony I.
>
>
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