Flash PageFlip dream

A few years ago, I came across this nifty Flash application called PageFlip. It's a Flash based application that allows you to present images in a book-styled manner. I instantly became curious about it and went straight to google for some searches. I found a similar applications but sadly, all of them were not free, even for educational purposes. Yes, there may be one out there that's open source or free but I wasn't able to find it at that time. The paid ones have a free but limited version so I just compared the versions I found and chose the one which offers the most - albeit limited - functionality. I downloaded the one from FlashPageFlip.com and started tinkering with it. It was fairly easy to configure if you have your images at the right size. It gets tedious when you have a lot of images of different sizes. You'll have to resize each of them so that the book pages are uniform in size. It gets even harder if you have to convert your book content from text documents to images.

Regardless of the few difficulties I encountered, I put quite a lot of time and effort in learning how it works and how to make it easier to set up and configure. I've also searched for ways to get online. For so long, I've tried and failed to publish one in the past. After a few long years, at long last, I have finally found a way! Check out the flipbooks (amacall them flipbooks) I've made here.