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I am working to creating a couple of tutorials demonstrating the potential of Book Creator (btw – free for Windows<\/a>). Book Creator is available for android, iOS, and Windows.<\/p>\n

When I create tutorials, I try when possible to reference a substantial project. I spend a lot of time in northern Wisconsin and this is an ideal location to photograph the colors of fall. I have decided to generate a Book Creator book to present photos from the season and to explain the biological\/chemical processes that produce the colored vegetation. Should be a great learning experience and a good demonstration.<\/p>\n

First step – collect images. Second step – create book.<\/p>\n

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