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HISTORICAL ARCHIVE

aXmag ePublisher 3 Pro

convert pdf to flash, finish your own ebook in few seconds

by AXPDF Software LLC
STATUSHistorical archive
A program from the software archiveThe developer no longer offers it. This record keeps its details, with the programs you can use today.

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Original description

With aXmag, PDF files are converted into page flipping eBooks using our proprietary process technology. Turn your plain PDF documents into dynamic page flipping eBook and view the content like vivid papers.

The new created page flipping eBook allows users to read on PC, Mac, Limux, Unix and many other mobile systems such as iOS, Android, Windows, Blackberry, etc.

Features:
1. Converts PDFs into eBooks including:
Catalogs, Manuals, Flyers, Reports, White Papers, Newsletters, Brochures, Magazines, Photo Albums.
2. Working independently of Adobe PDF reader.
3. Streaming loads pages.
4. Your embedded http links are automatically detected in the PDF; aXmag automatically mirrors those hyperlinks in the created eBooks.
5. Viewers have options to zoom with variable resolution.
6. HTML5 supported for iPad, iPhone, Android and other mobile systems.
7. Instant modifier.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I still download aXmag ePublisher 3 Pro?
No. The developer’s website is offline and there is no official download any more. Copies offered on other websites are unofficial and may be unsafe.
What can I use instead?
Programs that do the same job and are available today: AutoCAD, FreeCAD, LibreCAD.