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This is a downloadable e-book about Authors' TitleViewer by redHorizon.

Although people sometimes assume this is a non-interactive demonstration in fact it is a fully functioning product. It consists of the executable file, a few system files and then a number of HTML document files organised into category folders. We'll show you later how folder and file names are used to generate the categories you see displayed in this e-book.



Electronic publishing

This e-book is a simple example of how you can use Authors' TitleViewer to turn your web pages into e-books, newsletters, electronic brochures, catalogues, presentations, kiosks and more.

We'll show you how fast it is to make well organised and attractive electronic publications like these using Authors TitleViewer.



How to read this book

Press the "site" button (in the toolbar, below) to see an overview of all the categories of information in this book displayed in a resizeable sidebar to your left.

Major categories are listed in the top window, sub-categories are denoted with a white arrow. Clicking on a category will reveal more specific information in the lower window. Double-clicking a category with a white arrow will contract or expand sub categories.

The titles in the lower window represent HTML document files, selecting one will "load" a page into the main browser window. For now, please hit the "page" button, below.

The "page" button

Pressing the "page" button in the toolbar displays the headings in the currently open document. If no headings exist, a redHorizon logo is displayed.

Authors' TitleViewer builds up a list of the headings and sub - headings in the page as it loads it. This allows you to navigate the page by clicking on the titles which appear on the left of it. Again, white arrows indicate a sub heading, which you can reveal by double-clicking the title.



Take a look around

By switching between "site" and "page" modes, you can quickly navigate the category titles for the book as a whole, or the titles within each constituent document.

Please have at least a quick look at the various headings in this book.

We have organised this book into five basic categories, with supporting information. These categories are displayed to the left when you hit the "site" button. The categories are as follows :

Category Contents
INTRODUCTION Introduction and general information about this book and how to use it
Advertisers Images and files which appear in the advertisement hoarding in the lower right of the screen
How to use it The main explanation about using TitleViewer : product features, how it works and how to use it
Product Uses Suggestions about using Authors TitleViewer
Registration How to register and registration benefits

Please don't search for a "Help" file. We have included that kind of information in the pages of this e-book instead. By browsing the above categories you will find we have included information on:

Where next?

If you've finished browsing the introductory information in the "INTRODUCTION" category, we recommend you switch to the "How to use it" category (hit the "site" button, you'll see "How to use it" among the items in the top of the left panel). In there you'll find out more about what this product can do for you, how it does it, and how you can create your own publications with it.

Alternatively, you may wish to learn how to create an e-publication in Authors TitleViewer. See our 1-2-3 step guide in :

How to use it \ Creating an e-text

Make your own version of this

We get some nice feedback about the demo - if you like it feel free to use it! You'll understand from the other sections in this book that it consists of HTML files organised into some sub-folders. Using a text editor, or a HTML editor (we'll send you a simple HTML editor free when you register this product) you can customise the text on each HTML page, add new images etc.

Then, using Windows Explorer you can change the folder names to reflect your subject matter.

Even better, just start a new book off from scratch by creating a folder on your hard drive, dropping in a copy of TitleViewer and a few system files. Then gradually add HTML files organised into appropriately named sub-folders. For more on how to create an e-publication in Authors TitleViewer see our 1-2-3 step guide in :

How to use it \ Creating a web