Computer screens have a much larger viewing area than that of handheld devices. This makes for easy viewing of magazines without having to resort to scrolling and panning around pages. Web pages, books and newspapers can usually be reformatted on the client side to fit the available screen size. In contrast, magazines have a fixed layout and usually require extensive rework of the layout and formatting to be readable on handheld devices. It is important to note...

This document provides a general overview of the Omnibus digital content distribution technology. For the purpose of this document, the following concepts are defined: Omnibus – A single, secure and encrypted storage file that may contain one or more embedded documents. Document – A generic term used to describe any kind of digital content, including (but not limited to) text documents, images, videos and music. Publisher – A person, company or...

“Omnibus technology provides exciting new possibilities for digital media publication.” Any kind of digital content, be it a book, magazine, music recording, video, brochure, etc. can be contained in an Omnibus file and be instantly viewed in electronic format. The Omnibus magazine and book viewer enables publishers to provide an electronic version of a publication in the same style, format and layout of a conventional printed publication. Omnibus...

An Omnibus provides a secure and reliable way to distribute digital content. Documents are always delivered and stored in an encrypted format. In fact, no Information is ever stored (or even temporarily saved) on the client PC in a non-encrypted format. Omnibus content distribution enables you to distribute a variety of rich content types to your clients. Virtually any type of digital content can be distributed using Omnibus technology. Typical content...