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Friday Archive Dive: Formatting eComics for Kindle Fire

Today’s Archive Dive, a tutorial on formatting eComics for Kindle Fire, comes from October, 2013.

First , the good news: iPad is still dominant in the eBook market (in my experience), and nothing beats the ease and WYSIWYG appeal of a PDF. So there’s that. I always make my digital comics and books available in PDF format first, and that covers a major share of my market.

But Amazon has made their Kindle readers into major players in the digital tablet market, and it’s foolhardy to ignore that. So let’s talk formatting for the Kindle Fire.

Read the entire post and comment there.

 

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by Brad Guigar on October 10, 2014
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