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Page-replace is here! Now you can replace individual pages in your publications by navigating through the following tabs:

Indexing-> Power Tools -> Replace page in an issue

Simply select the title, issue and page number you wish to replace. Then select a PDF file from your computer.

Make sure the PDF you upload only consists of the one page you wish to change. Otherwise only the first page in the PDF will be considered.

While our system processes this single page replacement, your issue will be unavailable for reading. The process typically takes only a few seconds, but to be safe, only perform this operation when you don’t expect a lot of viewers.

Once the operation is complete you will be able to see the changes immediately. (note: you may need to clear your browser’s cache)

The page replace feature replaces the individual page you selected as well as updates your original PDF. So, if you enable PDF download, your viewers will see the updated page within the PDF as well.

By default, we allow up to 10% of pages to be replaced. That means if your publication is 50 pages, you will be able to replace up to 5 pages within it. Even if you replace the same page more than once, each time will be counted as a page replacement.

Hi everyone,

We’ve been keeping fairly hush-hush on what’s being developed over here at Turn-Page. Well we’re finally ready to let you know what’s coming…

1. Turn-Page 3.0

As many of you may have already heard, a newly designed flipbook reader is soon on its way. Our  new reader will challenge any existing application on the market – it will be vector based (so no more double-loading when zooming in) as well as more versatile and robust – with all the new devices out on the market, our new Turn-Page 3.0 promises to be adaptable to just about any screen/device that supports Flash.

Expected launch date: late February-March 2010

2. PAGE REPLACEMENT FEATURE

The most requested new feature was the ability to replace individual pages within your publications. We’re happy to announce that this has been in development for a while and should be available when our new e-commerce module is launched. No more having to re-upload an entire issue become of a typo on 1 page!

3. IPHONE/ITOUCH INTERFACE

The second most requested feature has been for an iPhone/iTouch friendly interface for browsing your digital editions. We’re very excited about this one. Development is well under way and so far the results are extremely impressive. Stay tuned for more updates and screen shots as they become available.

Expected launch date: February 2010

It is with great pleasure to announce the release of our new statistics platform.
Right away you’ll notice that Issue and Page level stats have been completely revamped:

The new 3-tier structure has been applied to both Page Level and Issue Level stats:

Tier 1 – compare all your titles to one another

Tier 2 - compare all issues within a particular title to one another

Tier 3 - view details stats on a particular issue

Page Level stats:

• see how many page views each of your issues has received,
• the average time per page,
• which pages were bookmarked or emailed,
• all broken down by a specified date range

Issue Level stats:

• see how many overall views your issues have received,
• overall emails/shares,
• overall bookmarks,
• number of times downloaded,
• all broken down by date range

Take our new stats platform for a spin and let us know what you think!

Submitted Dec 07, 2009

You may have noticed already that when your uploaded issue is complete an email message is generated. The same holds true if there is an error processing an upload.
Resellers and Enterprise clients need not worry about branding – when an email is created, it will appear to be sent by “publishers@[ your domain ]” with the signature appearing as your company name

We’ve just added RSS feeds to Publications, Articles and Compilations. Each category and subcategory have their own RSS feed as well. That means users can now subscribe to receive updates when new issues become available in the category of their choice.

This added feature will directly target users interested in your content! So go ahead and subscribe to an RSS feed – the link is located on the right hand side of each content page.

We’ve listened to your requests and have improved the mini in the following ways:

1. If you set the mini to load the title rather than issue, it will also auto-generate the images from the most recent issue. So you only have to place the code once on your website
2. You can now expand the dimensions of the mini without a height/width ratio constraint. That means if your publication is wide, you can adjust the mini to match your content. You’ll also see that the images are crisper as they now auto-adjust in actual size to the dimensions you set. Keep in mind however that if you go too large, it will require longer to load each page – for this reason we’ve capped the width at 500px.

_{note: While any existing mini-flipbook embed codes will continue to work, if you’d like to take advantage of these new features you’ll need to recreate/paste the embed code on your site}