Outline

On a computer screen a Digitally Published product looks just like a regular book or magazine, the difference being it is digital, the pages turn digitally and it can be stored electronically on any digital media.

Digital Publications can be presented in a stand alone format or as web pages.

• When published in stand alone format they can be distributed via email, floppy disk, CD Rom, flash drives or posted as downloads on websites.

• When published as web pages the the end user can detach them and turn them into stand alone books.

Content can be a text only novel, an eye catching magazine with high quality images or a feature rich presentation with multimedia content, interactive quizzes and pop up images.

Advanced features include a built in e-commerce module enabling the viewer to sample the book before paying to unlock the remaining pages, this enables the author to protect and sell their book, magazine etc.... This facility is managed by Digitally Published for a small commission based on sales.

To find out more visit the detail pages, view some examples in the showcase, templates or downloads section of the site. Alternatively download The Digitally Published e-brochure (see note 1) which demonstrates all the features that can be included in a digital publication.

Digitally Published provides an attractive, professional and cost effective way to publish and distribute information electronically.

The potential cost savings compared to paper based publications include:

• no shipping costs
• no handling costs
• no printing costs
• no stock to manage

See more on our benefits page.

Please note that some advanced features require the end user to have certain software installed, further information can be found using the links included below.

Apple Mac users can run a standalone Digitally Published product providing they have PC emulator software installed such as "Virtual PC".

Multimedia software required for embedded or streamed multimedia content in Digitally Published products.

 Microsoft Windows Media Player

 Macromedia Flash Player

 Apple Quick Time
 

1. Digitally Published products that allow the user to add their own text or images e.g. a photo album or diary require the Digital Web Book "Reader" software to be installed.

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