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Comment on Blurb’s BookSmart is a Bummer by Jaliz

Jaliz — Sun, 19 Feb 2012 23:39:47 +0000

Oh Blurb. Fortunately, the speed for the program opening and running for me was pretty smooth and very fast. My hang up is that BookSmart is NOT Book-Smart at all. It isn’t as intuitive as I thought it would be and the fact that you cannot make full-bleed photos because of size restrictions is quite ridiculous. If it’s supposed to make Photography Portfolios then they MUST understand the need for full-bleed pages, unfortunately, they don’t.

The only remedy I found was an actual “blurb template plug-in” that you can download and install in Adobe inDesign CS5. Once you get the template, everything is customizable as you’re creating .PDF files that are not restricted by Blurb. Fortunately, as a graphic designer I’m comfortable with editing in inDesign, but non-users will find it very complicating and frustrating.

I hope for the day where BookSmart will live up to it’s name and allow for more flexibility in editing and customizing their covers, pages, etc so that we can all move on with our lives making the books we will love, not the ones we’re forced to create because there’s no other option.

Comment on Blurb’s BookSmart is a Bummer by Berry

Berry — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 06:15:17 +0000

So slow as to be worthless. I don’t know who these lying bastards are saying the program works, must work for the company or something.

First of all, I don’t know why ANYONE would have created a book making tool that does not include something so obviously necessary as page breaks. It will not add page breaks, it will not copy/paste page breaks, and it will not import page breaks from a .doc file. It says it will, but it’s lying.

Impossible to get your text or photos to line up. Spent hours fighting with the damn thing. Gave up.

Customer support will tell you to break your text up into individual bite-sized pieces and import it that way, but after wasting your time chopping up your book you will find it doesn’t make a bit of difference. It wouldn’t even import my .doc files at all!

Please, someone suggest a book-making program that actually works.

Comment on Blurb’s BookSmart is a Bummer by Joan Breckwoldt

Joan Breckwoldt — Tue, 27 Sep 2011 16:50:29 +0000

So far I’ve put together my 60 page book on Booksmart with no problems at all. I have a Dell PC. I was able to download the program very quickly. I find images pop into place in a fraction of a second, I can choose any text page or photo page and quickly fill it. I did a search cause I want to get rid of text wrapping from one page to the next, but can’t figure out how to do that. I’m a little nervous about the final product cause I’ve read mixed reviews about the actual quality of the book. Gonna give it a try though. But as far as the actual application, Booksmart works like a dream, it’s fun and fast and so far easy to figure out. This is my first time to try to publish an online book.
thanks,
Joan

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Comment on Blurb’s BookSmart is a Bummer by Mhaynes

Mhaynes — Mon, 01 Aug 2011 18:42:10 +0000

I agree that Blurb is a bummer. I’m only looking for a download link and they are
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Comment on About by Mike Donovan

Mike Donovan — Mon, 16 May 2011 21:43:09 +0000

My name is Mike Donovan and I am one of the founders of a computer consulting and app development company called Quintal Technologies. We just released our first iOS app called InMyBar and I wanted to ask if you would review it. We have a web site http://inmybar.com and a FaceBook page with the same name (also linked from the web site). It’s in the app store as of May 11th at the introductory price of $0.99 but I could send you a promo code if you are interested.

InMyBar app is a drink and cocktail app that is designed from the ground up to help people determine what drinks they can make with the ingredients they have and what they need to make their favorite and popular drinks. Unlike other bar applications, InMyBar allows you to select the actual brand names from over 1,700 ingredients that you may have and displays only the drinks that you can make based on those ingredients. Our press release is also on the web site or at this link: http://inmybar.com/news-and-updates/31-inmybar-now-available

Are you interested in reviewing this app? Thank you! -Mike