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Baker Ebook Framework 3.2

Baker Ebook Framework 3.2
1. Design for iPad and iPhone To design for the Baker Framework you just have to build HTML5 pages prepared for the iPad and iPhone screen and you can unleash the power of WebKit. That's all. Use your favorite tools, test it on the iPad from Safari, refine as much as you want, include all the HTML5 goodness: video, audio, animations.

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