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According to our test, the performance is best when you use the chrome browser. This API is available for all modern browsers and has a relatively reliable and fast performance. ePub Reader uses a JavaScript project called epub.js. For a remote address, the app needs to fetch the document before compiling to it HTML5 therefore the server must allow remote access. You can use a local epub document or a remote address. I have to do that manually.This web application is designed to open epub files in your browser.
When I export, Readium does launch, but it doesn’t load the ePUB file. I went back to InDesign Export window and pasted the batch file name, along with its directory path (see screenshot). "C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" -profile-directory=Default -app-id=fepbnnnkkadjhjahcafoaglimekefifl Then I opened the properties for the shortcut, copied the contents of the Target field and pasted it into my batch: I did this by creating a desktop shortcut for Readium. Since this runs inside of Chrome, there is no direct way to tell InDesign how to access this, but I did figure out a work-around by making a batch file which I called readium.bat.
One of the readers I like to use is a Google Chrome extension called Readium. When a reader is set up in this export window, it’s supposed to have a. The InDesign export window has an option to configure 1 or more ePUB readers to preview the epub. Once I complete my edits, I have to export the contents from InDesign to a. I am an ePUB book developer who uses Adobe InDesign CC2015 on Windows 10.
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