Barnes & Noble Fixed-layout Format

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File Format
Name Barnes & Noble Fixed-layout Format
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Extension(s) .epub
MIME Type(s) application/epub+zip
PRONOM fmt/483


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Barnes & Noble Fixed-layout Format is a file format that was developed by Barnes & Noble for representing magazine content. The format is based on EPUB v2. Like Google's RePub format (which was later adapted from Barnes & Noble's format), its purpose is to deliver 2 different representations of a magazine:

1. A rasterized version of the original (print) magazine layout, using full-screen images for each page.

2. A reflowable representation of the text and images of individual articles.

Both representations are linked through a Replica Map (replicaMap.xml resource).

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