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IDPF

(International Digital Publishing Forum, New York, www.idpf.org) A trade association for the digital publishing industry that was founded in 2000 as the Open eBook Forum and renamed IDPF in 2004. Its goals are to develop and promote an industry standard format for reflowable books, magazines and newspapers in electronic form. Members are made up of professional publishers, hardware and software companies, digital content retailers, educational institutions and accessibility advocates. In 2007, IDPF introduced its OPS/OCF common guidelines for digital content delivery. See OPS, Open eBook, e-book and reflowable text.



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And with recent announcements supporting the standard from leaders like Adobe and Sony, the IDPF is seeing a critical mass of vendor support within the publishing industry.
A slick new user interface enhances zooming and the overall reading experience, while support for the new IDPF Open Publication Standard (OPS) for XHTML-based re-flowable eBooks, guarantees a seamless viewing experience.
 
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