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1. Re: Blank PNG Files in the ePub3 container are to large for publication in the Apple iBookstore
Friedhelm Fischer Dec 1, 2014 2:32 PM (in response to Friedhelm Fischer)Adobe i thing you have a problem. - But i thing also my problem is that i used ID for the JOB.
Here the first result of a short test.
- clear ID-Doc iPAD format 768 x 1024
- placed a small square on a blank page.
- Export as FIX ePub3 with PNG 150dpi.
- rename the pub-file and extracted it
- found 2 PNGs in OEBPS/image/
- my black square als 221.PNG 180x180 pix and a PNG file called 206.png with the square in the middle and this file has1600 x 2133 pix
So i did a job to create and bild up an ebook with more than 80 pages - work more than 5 days on the project - and now this!
I can´t publish the ebook to the itunes store.
Not a happy about this.
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2. Re: Blank PNG Files in the ePub3 container are to large for publication in the Apple iBookstore
Friedhelm Fischer Dec 1, 2014 2:48 PM (in response to Friedhelm Fischer)Here an other test
the same result with ePub3 export - this time i used JPG output 150 dpi.
i am not a beta tester for adobe. sorry.
not happy.
I have to look to an other software solution.
maybe Quark X-Press?
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3. Re: Blank PNG Files in the ePub3 container are to large for publication in the Apple iBookstore
Ellis home Dec 1, 2014 3:03 PM (in response to Friedhelm Fischer)The same issue came up on this thread: InDesign CC 2014 export to fixed layout epub problem with iBooks. Check answer #4.
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4. Re: Blank PNG Files in the ePub3 container are to large for publication in the Apple iBookstore
Friedhelm Fischer Dec 1, 2014 3:12 PM (in response to Ellis home)Yes - but that is not the solution
may i have to go into the code and fix this by handmade
TIme is running........

