In each FlipViewer® page, there can be one or more obects of the following formats: jpg, png, bmp, wmf, ico, pcx, non-lzw tif, psd, avi, opf, html, mid and wav.

Html pages are usually fixed in size and usually does not scale according to the window size.

An image on page containing a jpg image will scale according the the window size.

The FLP page is one where the whole page, including the images and text fonts scales according to the window size set by the user. This means that you can create FLP pages for your FlipBook without worrying too much about the resolution your users will use to view your book. The FLP page can contain text, images and hyperlinks.

So what is this FLP format? This is best explained by showing you how it is done. Lets assume the picture in the cover is saved in www.yoursite.com/cover.jpg. You have to create a FLP file with the following codes and save it in www.yoursite.com/cover.flp.

Once this is done, include the following line of code in your <manifest> </manifest> section. Remember that your item01 is pointing to cover.flp which points to cover.jpg. Also note that the media type is "application/x-flp".