flippingbook manual

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The FlippingBook differs from your PDF
Our import settings work well in almost all cases, but it is possible
that complex PDFs are not imported correctly. We will be happy to
help you to correct this. You can send us the PDF and we will do
what we can to make it work. Please send your troublesome PDF
to us using a file transfer service like wetransfer.com and send it to
support@flippingbook.com.
If you want to tackle this yourself, you can try to export it again
from the application that you created the PDF in as PDF 1.4 (Acrobat
5.0). This flattens the layers in the PDF, which in combination
with transparency often cause these issues. If you have Adobe
Acrobat Pro, then you can also achieve the same result by saving
it as Optimized PDF, and then change the compatibility settings to
“Acrobat 5.0 or later”
If that doesn’t help, you can try to ‘distill’ your publication in Adobe
Acrobat Pro. This is done as follows:
◆1
◆Open the PDF in Adobe Acrobat Pro and click on File - Save As -
Other - PostScript. Choose a new name.
◆2
◆After the PostScript file is generated, double click on it. That will
open a window of Adobe Distiller, which generates a new PDF
file.
◆3
◆Wait until the progress bar shows that conversion is completed
and then try to import the generated PDF in FlippingBook.