FlipBook Creator Professional Now Enables Command Line Mode

Online, February 27, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Users of FlipBook Creator Professional for Windows v1.8.8 can now take advantage of the software's new command line mode, a notepad based tool for establishing the desired settings. The [url: http://www.flippagemaker.com/flippingbook-maker/index.html]flip book maker[/url] makes it easy to convert PDF files to flipbooks in digital format. These can be used to create e-books, brochures, magazines, newsletters, and just about any kind of digital publication.

In creating digital flip books, the software enables users to preserve the hyperlinks, text configuration, and bookmarks created in their PDF document. They can also insert video, graphics, and other multimedia objects to create an interactive publication for readers to be informed and entertained. Built-in templates help customize the look of each [url: http://www.flippagemaker.com/flippingbook-maker/index.html]flipping book[/url] and add a unique quality to each.

With the new command line feature FlipBook Creator Professional now provides users with a full range of control over their settings. The Command Line Usage option is available under the Help menu, opening a note-pad based Command Line file. Users can set the output folder, output type such as HTML, ZIP, or EXE type files, and captions for the file type. Flash settings can also be specified according to the template, theme, and more.

Users also have the option of setting the import quality of the document, in addition to the page range for importing PDF files. Page counts can be set via the command line or the user can simply use the default to add all pages. In addition, render engine options, bookmark importing, link imports, and search functions of the final document can be set within the command line mode.

FlipBook Creator Professional now provides a new mode for setting [url: http://www.flippagemaker.com/flippingbook-maker/index.html]pdf to flipbook[/url] conversion and the end product's features. This is in addition to what the simplified interface already provides, including PDF conversion, multimedia selection, and uploading to the Web. Users have the option to publish their flip books to a website or via social media or email. A way to clearly and conveniently display one's message is available from the new version.

Running on Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows XP, FlipBook Creator Professional for Windows v1.8.8 is available now. Only FlipBook Creator Professional enables users to use the command line; the standard version does not have this feature. Detailed instructions on command line usage are provided. For more information on the software, visit http://flippagemaker.com/flippingbook-maker-pro/index.html.