epubs. whats it all about?

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Academy Class Club
Date
Tue, 29 May 2012, 17:30 - 20:30 (Add to calendar) GMT
Venue
(Exact location not available) , London, GB
Cost
Free

NEW VENUE IN SOHO

Hi there

We're going to be running our regular events at a very nice bar i've found on frith street called Giraffe bar and Grill. they are even going to be offering "happy hours" on drinks and cocktails!

We're in a pub so i thought it was about time we spoke about epubs ;-) Epubs is becoming ever more popular than paper based books and documents mainly due to their portability between reading devices; from handheld devices to desk top software , but also the immediacy of the publication of up to the minute info for the ever busier business person. This is an overview in exporting from Indesign to the EPUB format for reading on an iPad, iPhone, iPod , Kindle or other ereading device

 

Hope to see you there

 

Mark

 

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