The guys over at Flipping Book have stepped up to the plate and provided a product that directly competes as possibly the best Flipping Book tool available. FlippingBook HTML Edition is a set of JavaScript and SWF files running on your HTML page. When a page is loaded, the code contained in these files automatically builds in the flash album having such options as: zooming, printing, saving, contents, navigation.
The release of the free FlippingBook HTML edition gives users great features including some features that competitors simply do not offer.
Screenshot of FlippingBook HTML Edition
Check out the list of features that are provided by this new edition:
- Customizable Interface
- Printing of pages
- Fixed or liquid sizing
- Book zooming in and out
- Easy to localize PDF download capability
- Flexible setup of the tool’s interface(Advantage over Competitor)
- Access to table of contents
- No dependency of third party server access (Advantage over Competitor)
- No need of additional installation of any other server applications (Advantage over Competitor)
- Add or remove functionality to fit intended user experience (Advantage over Competitor)
- Capability of integrating assets like pdf,pictures, & swf files (Advantage over Competitor)
- Integrated memory management (Advantage over Competitor)
Overall, with the saturation of digital flipping books available, FlippingBook looks to be a sure fit solution to just about any user.
Other Available Flipping Books by Flipping Book:
For more information view product’s documentation
September 26th, 2008 at 12:21 am
Sweat little gizmo. Looks Good.
October 7th, 2008 at 9:21 pm
Tried to contact these guys for sales and support, no response?, I downloaded the demo version before buying, it is not working.
October 7th, 2008 at 11:32 pm
Hmmm…very interesting. These guys are usually pretty good. Let me know it you still can’t get through.
October 11th, 2008 at 6:17 pm
I purchased the flipping book and I too can not get it to work, and the support tech has not returned my e-mail for help. So I guess I’m out $52. You get what you pay for:(
October 15th, 2008 at 9:35 am
I’ve bought the flash component and html edition.
Nice products but no tech support. I’ve sent them 10 emails last month, no answer !!!
So it’s nice for basic features, but i’m actually searching for other solutions, perhaps not as good as this one, but with tech support…
Don’t know if the guys are dead or if they are f###ing gangsters…
October 27th, 2008 at 6:30 am
i did use this component for some of my costumer sites, its really very usefull!