Users of FlipBook Creator now have the ability to enable a feature letting readers add their own annotations to page flip books. Readers can add text notes in rectangular and ellipse shaped spaces; they can also use a brush function to edit the highlighted area in the flipping pages. This makes the flipping book even more interactive and the reader can make full use of it depending on what their needs are.
The add annotations feature makes FlipBook Creator even more readable and widens the range of applications for the software. It is already usable in several major industries, including business where it is widely used for creating presentations, advertising materials, user manuals, brochures, and more. Users have also crafted speeches with the program and designed teaching materials for training sessions and students in schools. Digital magazine creators are also at an advantage, and annotations can help during the production phase as different members of the team work to perfect the publications before release.
It is easy to follow the steps required to enable add annotations in flipbook software. First, the flip book designer will find Add Annotations in the left-hand Design Setting panel by clicking on Enable, the function is activated. Next, click on Apply Change to save the setting to make it work the next time the flip book is read. As readers flip through the pages, they can click on the add annotations button in the tool bar, then add annotations in a rectangular or elliptical space.
The feature in pdf to flipbook enables readers to add their own comments and blurbs near information where it would make sense. They can highlight a product that seems interesting, or leave themselves notes on educational details to refer back to later. For a presentation, one can highlight a talking point, for example. A number of benefits can be seen by adding annotations. At the very least, the applications of the software are increased as is the interactive capacity.
FlipBookMaker.com has worked tirelessly to make a product that is interactive and usable in any industry. One can make a brochure or an annual report in less time that it took before, saving companies and their employees, managers, and executives time. Businesses have a lot on their minds these days, the economy and their budget just scratching the surface. Annotations are a small yet convenient feature to add to the ease of use of FlipBook Creator.
For more information, visit http://flippagemaker.com/flippingbook-maker/index.html.
About FlipPageMaker:
FlipBookMaker.com has worked to create digital publishing software that can be used by anyone, from a home user to the largest business. Started in 2008, it has developed numerous products based on the concept of converting common documents into digital flipping books. A dedicated customer service team and expert software developers form the backbone of a growing and versatile company.
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FlipBook Creator Now Lets Readers Add Annotations To Flipping E-Books
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