FAQ

1. Question: What is a FlipBlog?
Ans: A FlipBlog is a Weblog Engine developed by E-Book Systems using its unique proprietary 3D flipping presentation method. Each blog post can comprise of text and multimedia such as MP3, Midi, Images and even Video. These entries are then compiled and presented in the 3D flipping format, laid out in unique flipping pages.

2. Question: Can I create more than 1 FlipBlog?
Ans: Yes, you can create more than 1 FlipBlog. Each of these FlipBlog will be given a unique web address, like philips.FlipBlog.com, etc. Each user can have as many FlipBlog as he/she wants, and all of them can be accessed via a single unique login id.

3. Question: Can I upload Image/Audio/Video files into FlipBlog?
Ans: Currently we do not support hosting of these files. However you can choose to host the files on another server and provide a direct URL to the hosted files. FlipBlog will display the files.

4. Question: What is the difference between the Advanced Viewer Version and Quick Launch Version?
Ans: The Advanced Viewer requires a software viewer to be downloaded and installed, while the Quick Launch version does not require a download but instead runs on your browser only. The Advanced Viewer allows you to open other Flipbooks created using products from E-Book Systems and have the features of Rapid Multiple Page Flipping, background music support, Auto Flipping and Page Timing among other useful features. Some of these features are not ready on the FlipBlog yet, but will be added as it matures.

5. Question: How do I share my FlipBlog with my family and friends?
Ans: Currently, you can share your FlipBlog with your family and friends by sending them the web address you have specified during the creation of the FlipBlog. Development is underway to simplify the method of sharing your FlipBlog.

6. Question: Why is the editor not showing properly on the Mac Platform?
Ans: We are currently looking into this issue. While the toolbars are not showing properly on the Mac Platform, you can still directly add HTML tags to spice up your page.