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• Help! Coverage file is tiny when exported to EPUB for CS4

  Hello. Adobe recommends a file size of the cover of 600 x 800 for export to EPUB of CS4. Problem is when I place the image file in an identity document, its width is less than 2 inches. When the document page export to EPUB, it is this image on a big white page. I tried mounting the image in the frame and tried another object mounting options, but all that happens is the picture explodes and loses res. I could create a page that is very low as the picture, but one page is a basket case with others. I could use a very large image to fill the page ID, but when it exports it's huge. I'm at a loss. Someone knows how to incorporate a coverage file in CS4 to export EPUB? How an image of 600 x 800 t file fill a page?

  (1) inDesign is an application of serious PAO, not an HTML editor or something, so that it uses the resolution of your image file when it is placed in a document. An image of 600 x 800 pixels with a typical resolution of 300 dpi will come as a 2 x 2.5 inches. Maybe your image is stored with an even higher resolution. http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_resolution gives a good overview of "what is the resolution.

  A pixel is not a physical measure - some screens have larger pixels, some smaller, some more and some less. The measure of 'Pixel' in identity card is a white lie - added Adobe because that typographically-challenged people have complained "which is a point, and why I should know what it is?

  (2) Fortunately, it is easy to "fix." Intensify the image frame in InDesign. Do not move it to the top in Photoshop, that is, do not add even more pixels - you should have enough.

  (3) is why ID your ugly picture? ID is oriented to the fast processing of documents, and a document can contain dozens, or even hundreds of images. If all those who are redesigned each time on the right scale, with pixel precision, and with all of the graphic effects applied, you wouldn't be able to scroll through your document. Compare Photoshop: who can get slow with even a single image. ID made a low resolution "preview" of all charts and this image instead. You really, really want, you can always force to "show all": http://help.adobe.com/en_US/InDesign/6.0/WSa285fff53dea4f8617383751001ea8cb3f-6bb8a.html

  Of course, this only applies to the drawing of the screen; When printing or exporting to PDF, the full resolution is used. (Unless you want - but which is the subject of other options, not by the quality of the preview screen).

• Export the tag ignored when exporting to ePub

  Hi all

  I use InDesign CS6 to create a document for export to ePub. I create page breaks in the ePub by selecting the Document Split option in paragraph styles. It works in all cases except for my Table of contents. The table of contents are formatted using the TOC Styles. I chose a paragraph style for the title of my OCD who uses the option Document from Split. But when I export to ePub that the table of contents does not start on a page by itself. Any suggestions on how to make this work?

  Thank you!

  Probably, you try to use the paragraph style used for the title of the table of contents. However, a table of contents are something special 'live' and it is not recognized for the purpose of making an EPUB TOC.

  Workaround: in the dialog table of contents Style, empty the field "Title". Instead, create a new paragraph style to format the title and apply it to the text just above where the table of contents will be displayed.

• How to stop a framework of inserted text of pixelation when exporting to ePub?

  As the question says. I know that it is no doubt possible, because I have a file that works. However, I can't reproduce this. Here's the disclaimer that I get when I try to export.

  The file has been exported, but one or more problems have been detected:

  
  

  Custom settings of layout in the object Export Options have not been honoured for children in the Group and online objects.

  
  

  Items online as text blocks, groups, etc. have been rasterized.

  You change to chart above the line. To understand why, read this paper on the changes in the treatment of EPUB between 9.0 and 9.2:

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/content/dam/help/en/InDesign/InDesign_EPUB_Changes_CC_9.0_to_9.2.PD f

  See the section beginning on page 11 of the PDF file in the section anchored objects.

• TOC navigation does not appear when exporting to epub, suggestions?

  Hi all!

  
  

  I created a document from the Table of contents in the book that I created, but when I export for Digital Editions the TOC page shows just totally blank. It's my first epub, and I don't know if I'm set up right. Has anyone else had a similar problem? If so, how to solve it? Thank you very much!!

  When you say that the entire page of TOC is empty, what do you mean? A table of contents for navigation is displayed in the Navigation pane on the left of the Adobe Digital Editions software. In iBooks, it descends from the icon of content at the top of the page.

  If you place a table of contents created by InDesign, it will not appear on a page to EPUB created from InDesign CS4. This is because it is not considered part of the flow of the main story. You will need to manually create a table of contents, which appears on a page with references.

• ePub (fixed provision) is not on my list of options when I export from InDesign 6 CC

  I am trying to export my file as an ePub (fixed provision), but I am puzzled because when I type 'export' option does not exist! I can export it as an ePub. Each tutorial and scenario troubleshooting that I saw did not this as a problem. Yes, I'm new to InDesign, but I'm a veteran of 15 years photoshop.

  More info about this file:

  I have a 32 page children's book and my settings are for the ipad and digital publishing.

  The pictures are photoshop .pdf, without layers. The text is a custom called "Burvetica", (but I've created a few files, do not use this or any text, and the same problem.)

  There is no transparent photos or layers.

  -How can I export as "ePub (fixed provision)" back on my menu export?

  You must upgrade to InDesign CC2015 to achieve this functionality.

  Use the JPGs to your images.

  You fired your policy for ePub?

• I can't get my layout stick available fixed epub when exporting

  I'm a complete newbie to inDesign and I have a problem background incredibly.  I am trying to create a fixed layout epub document that is mainly a collection of pictures with text on top.

  Two layers in the document.  Images sit on the bottom layer.  Text is on the top layer.  And all the text frames have ignore selected text wrapping.  The problem is when I export to epub fixed provision, none of the layout is still in place.  It's as if I chose recomposable (which I certainly do not have).

  To be sure that it wasn't an application specific, I looked at the resulting file in a variety of different epub spectators and they look all wrong.

  I'm sure I'm missing something extremely simple, but for the life of me, I can't understand that.  Help?

  Thank you.

  Try iBooks or Readium for Chrome.

• Hyperlinks not exporting only not in ePub fixed provision for InDesign CC 2014

  I have a magazine created by InDesign with links to various external websites.

  When I export to PDF, hyperlinks work very well. But when I export to ePub fixed provision, none of the hyperlinks (site or electronic mail) works. It's as if they were regular text, not something you can click. Here are the links that are created in the hyperlinks Panel.

  I don't see anything in the screen Options that it would affect... at least nothing I recognize. Unless some sort of file Javascript needs to make hyperlinks to work.

  I'm looking at the resultant ePub in iBooks on my Mac and iPad and get the same results.

  Am I missing something easy here?

  I think that several hyperlinks are not yet supported in EPUB 3 fixed provision.

  See this document on changes to EPUB from InDesign CC 9.2 with InDesign CC 2014:

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/content/dam/help/en/InDesign/InDesign_EPUB_Changes_CC_9.2_to_10.0.p df

  On page 21 the current limits of the EPUB 3 available are fixed. Don't forget it's version 1 of EPUB 3 fixed provision, and this will probably change in future upgrades:

  Hyperlink text are not currently supported.

  Hyperlinks on PageItems are supported only on the Images and only for the destinations of the URL.

  Note: Hyperlinks to a Page or anchor text are not supported at this time.

• Export to FLO: fix some fonts, other missing fonts

  Hello

  I'm pretty well a beginner to export an epub FLO, so hopefully there is a simple answer to this.

  My problem is that when I export my publication seems fine in InDesign, very well in PDF format, but when exporting an ePub FLO some fonts seems to disappear completely get replaced by what looks like a Times Roman.

  I would be very grateful if someone has a tip how I can fix this!

  Thanks in advance.

  Marius

  When you export to Reflowable ePub is a dialog box called "EPUB - recomposable Layout Options of Export", on the CSS tab, there is an option to check/uncheck the box include embeddable fonts.

  Try again with some different fonts and see what happens.

  Try the ePub on a device, the application or the maybe Readium

• How to export a layout Epub fixed without encrypting the files of fonts?

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  The CSS has nothing to do with encryption. If your font (ttf or otf) is applied in InDesign, the fontface markup will be automatically generated by InDesign and this markup does not matter whether or not the police is encrypted/hidden.

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• Export to epub "a fixed provision" puts the same page on multiple pages

  Have books with 50 pages I want to export to ePub files. All pages have a mounted pdf or a jpg, so no book its complex. Exported and open in iBooks, the cover is 40-45 pages and fix them, then only 4 pages with content. Y at - it a bug or what it might be? Tried 3 different books and content and got the same result. In the xhtml file ID is the cover... If it's written wrong page number and also lack of export the right page at all... Anyone with the same result?

  Hello

  Thanks for sharing files. The image is repeated on every page in the case of file imported PDF is a PEFP question (exist in the previous version) i.e. There are recomposable EPUB 9.2 CC.

  This happens only in the case of PDF and not otherwise. The solution is to make changes to the image placed on each page, either in terms of size or attributes such as transparency, line, fill etc.

  I know that workaround is not feasible, but it's the only option to deal with this issue until the moment that this bug is fixed. Please let me know if the problem persists even after doing these steps.

  Kind regards

  POOJA

• Application loader is called when trying to export to EPUB

  Creative cloud subscription InDesign CS6 (MacBook Pro retina, Mountain Lion), when I export to EPUB, instead of export to EPUB, Apple Application Loader is called.   How to solve this?

  Sounds like a bad file association. You have an epub reader on your computer? If so, right-click an epub file and select get info, and change the file association for it.

  If this is not the case, try the Adobe Digital Editions software.

  Bob

• Paragraph missing breaks/spaces when exporting ePUB

  Hello

  Before I upgraded to Indesign, I had no problem with export ePUB files. Then later, I started to lose my breaks and spaces

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  When exporting it now looks like this:

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  Text

  This isn't happen if I export to PDF and XHTML of the EPUB has paragraphs in the code.

  Bizzarely, I exported the EPUB on another machine and now it is fine.

• IndesignCC export to EPUB white in corners

  I am trying to export an indesign document. When I tried HTML the whole layout was messed up and the text that was supposed to be in the photo showed beneath him.

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  Check if it works for you: available fixed ePub and block graphic with rounded corners

• EPUB fixed lack of option layout

  Hello

  I am trying to create a digital version of a magazine, that I currently produce for printing. I want to export as a provision epub fixed but when I click on 'Export' I'm not offered the epub a provision fixed option simply "epub". When I export using this all my images and text appear in all directions. I use InDesign CC 9.2.1 on a Mac. Am I missing a vital step?

  Thank you very much in advance for all advice offered.

  You should be fine. Download the update of the CC app. If it appears choose leaving in the menu of "gear" and the revival of the Applications.