eBooks - odd picture bordersAfter downloading my first eBook from a BookSmart design, I’ve noticed that on most pictures that have a border applied to them, I am seeing an ugly thin inner border that shouldn’t be there. Is anyone else getting this? Could Blurb please let us know if this is an early glitch with their epub rendering. Thanks, Mark Green
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Yes me, as well as a tons of other problems… It seems to me we are doing the beta test, but we are paying for a service so I’m pretty upset about that! | |
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That’s the feeling I get too. And I don’t think that seeing a page spread for the cover is very clever either. My eBook was on a Large Landscape book and it shows the cover on the right and a white space on the left. Surely an eBook should have nice cover presentation first before flipping into the page spreads. I would also like to see the ability to create Chapters. | |
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Hi magreen, The cover appearing as a page is necessary to show your cover correctly as a thumbnail on your iBooks bookshelf. Otherwise, Apple uses a default thumbnail if we didn’t display the cover this way. For the rendering question I would contact support to help narrow down what may be happening. -Craig | |
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I am having a similar problem. My book wouldn’t download to my iPhone. When I used another compatable program to open it, the format was terrible. It seems it would make more sence that if you were going to only allow it on the iPhone/iPad they would just update their Booksmart Program to let you view what it would look like on those devices. That way we don’t have to pay for a subpar product. | |
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I have the same odd borders. I also seem to have more white space at the top of the page than the bottom. | |