Learn how to convert Adobe InDesign interactive magazine layout into HTML5 Digital Flipbook

[@lovemycasita7832]

Really enjoyed your video. You have a great delivery and are quite knowledgeable. My ONLY suggestion (and pleeez do this) is to ditch the 'music' looping in the background. Aside from the fact that it sounds dated, I suffer from misophonia and the repetition makes me nuts. Wish I could turn it off, but then I can't hear you. IMO, the music isn't necessary. Thanks for listening.

[@krissykoh4491]

this is an amazing quality video, i can tell there's a lot of time and effort put in! it was super helpful

[@AngeloMontilla]

Thanks Kriss! Glad it was helpful!

[@astarkadventure]

Simple, straightforward and easy to follow… just how I like my tutorials! Thanks for teaching me a few new tricks!

[@AngeloMontilla]

Thanks Christina! Glad it helped you!

[@HenryEIje]

From your explanation, I just confirmed this software could save a file as a (.epup fixed layout) ebook, which is what I just needed. Thank you

[@tyson272]

Great tutorial! Found it very helpful and super easy. Never knew how to use the bookmarks and buttons features in ID so that taught me something new as well. Thank you and keep at it!

[@justins7841]

Your Videos help me ridiculously ,I’m watching all of them. Thank you

[@AngeloMontilla]

Happy to hear that! Thanks.

[@jbarrera43]

Thank you Angelo, I like how you explain the tutorials!!!

[@ranashahin8234]

Hi Angelo, thanks for your amazing videos, I think I watched all of them! I have a question for you on this video, why didn’t you just set an action to go to page instead of using bookmarks?? What’s the difference? I hope you answer my question…

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hi Rana! Great question. The Go to Page action only works for EPub or Publish Online, not Interactive PDF. Because it's a PDF that is being uploaded to Flipsnack, using Bookmarks is the best way of navigating to specific pages within the document. If you are doing an EPub or Publishing Online, then yes, use Go to Page. Thanks and have a great day!

[@andrewgeronimo5108]

Thank you for the wonderful video. Quick question after uploading your interactive pdf to flipsnack how do I share it to my client?

[@AngeloMontilla]

Flipsnack has an option in the editor where you can copy and share the embed code. The client can embed on its site.

[@alexramirez4506]

your tutorials are literally the best

[@graphicallydeb9897]

Where are you grabbing the test from? Is it in a word doc? Saved on a Goggle file? Or what ? Thank you. So much good info that you share.

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hey there! This video was before I started sharing the files for my tutorials. I have uploaded them for you and you can find the link in the video description. The text I used is in there called "text.rtf". Thanks!

[@nourmohamed-ed4or]

Great tutorial! Found it very helpful and super easy. i just want to ask how to downloads it after i finished on my laptop ?

[@alfredog.g.7281]

Me parecen muy interesantes tus vídeos de Interactividad de Adobe InDesing... 👍👍 Sigue así, Angelo.

[@TyDorsey]

This was absolutely FANTASTIC!!🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@AngeloMontilla]

Thank you Ty!

[@KarenBradbury]

Hooray! Easy to follow - Thank You!

[@AngeloMontilla]

No problem, Karen!

[@SoniaTymecka1]

I really loved this tutorial. Can I just double being - being a super beginner -> you use in-design to initially put all content and photos in and then you take it to acrobat pro dc. can i ask why ? and then you convert it to pdf in flipbook as the final product? If i wanted to do a power point presentation, would i just use the flipping of pages animation ? and for magazine-like effect , i would use in-design ? are there any templates of complete flipbooks so that i can just input the information or AI programs that can help ?

[@Waqaryousafzai]

Thankyou! Loved it❤ Again can we generate the embded link in the flipsnake so that we can give it to our client for web upload?

[@AngeloMontilla]

Yes, once you publish the project on Flipsnack it generates a live URL and HTML embed code.

[@Flipsnack]

Hello Waqar, Yes, with Flipsnack you can embed your publications directly into your website or share the embed code with your clients or partners. Also you have many more options to share your publications such as: via email, social media, as PDF file, HTML5 format, video, gif, animated flip book and shareable full screen.

[@Waqaryousafzai]

@@Flipsnack Thanks for the reply will definitly Use it

[@Waqaryousafzai]

@@AngeloMontilla Thankyou❤

[@awadalsayed8670]

Thanks very much for all this good videos tut

[@leifsandtangen1610]

This was a really helpful video, and easy to follow. Thank you!

[@zahrullailyusof]

Thank a lot. amazing video and i found that it's very helpful to me as a beginner. and i am very sure subscribed your channel . thanks again

[@AngeloMontilla]

Thanks Zahrullail!

[@christoperoloan]

Hi thanks for the tutorial! I have a question why i can't use my interact button when i use it on Flipsnack? But i can use it in the PDF Interactive...

[@masah89]

great , very wonderfullAre there other PDF tutorials.. You are more interested in publishing online but clients are asking for an interactive PDF

[@japneetkaur952]

Very helpful videos & very well explained....thanks!

[@AngeloMontilla]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Starzpsychics1]

i love this. I own an ezine and want to change it over to a flip book using flipsnack, which I have an acct with but will have to get the paid one. Is it easier to use InDesign then put it in flipsnack? I do one issue a month and I want to have paid ads from my authors, publishing houses and publicist. I have had it many years and it is my passion. Do you have a beginner's tutorial for someone like me where I can continue on to learn what I need. :) Thanks sooo much, Natalie

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hi Natalie! Yes it easier to design in Adobe InDesign and then place into Flipsnack. It sounds like there will be a plugin coming soon to export directly from Id to Flipsnack. As far as beginner tutorials, I have many in my library. Feel free to have a look! :) take care.

[@Starzpsychics1]

@@AngeloMontilla You are awesome. Where are the beginner tutorials? Can you direct me? Hugs, Natalie

[@Starzpsychics1]

Last question I think lol.....you have to purchase Adobe and Flipsnack also? Thanks so much

[@jonathanroxas8889]

Hi Angelo, thanks for the tutorial. I have a question, though. Flipsnack won't hold animation effect, like the Fly-in from InDesign?

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hey Jonathan! Great question. Flipsnack doesn't hold animation directly from InDesign, unfortunately. I believe you would have to add any animation through their web-based platform. However, I did ask if having animation carry over from InDesign is something they'd ever support in the future and they said it was something that's been discussed - so maybe one day! I agree with you though, I think it would be great if any of these flipbook sites could support the animation but it would have to be another way other than uploading a PDF. All the best!

[@rcdabral7494]

Great... I have a question, can this do the destination vice versa...

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hey there! Please be more specific with your question.

[@karenrowe4872]

Why do I want to buy Adobe.....Really good video Angelo. Subscribed

[@Richificationfy]

Awesome instruction, thanks Angelo. Do you know of any way to create the flipbook without a 3rd party website?

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hey Rich. Thank you! There used to be a "page flip" transition for PDF Interactive, but that doesn't exist any longer. Unfortunately, there's not a way to create a flipbook without using a third-party site like Flipsnack or Issuu. Maybe one day!

[@DayeLaHookz]

You're the best!!!! Thank you :)

[@aziichiten4504]

Sir you save my life from assigment uni, i owe you so much, thank you thank you

[@AngeloMontilla]

I am very glad to hear! Thanks.

[@theaveragemegaguy]

Really great tutorial. Thanks for the help!

[@AngeloMontilla]

Glad it helped!

[@julianaangotti8910]

hello, I loved the tutorial.. at the end of the video you made a button that bends the corner of the page and goes back to the start menu.. how did you do that?

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hi Juliana! The page turn is a Flipsnack effect and can be done by simply navigating to the next page or hovering in the upper corner and dragging the page yourself. I set up those logos as buttons in InDesign to go back to page 1 quickly. I cover that in the tutorial at the 4:01 mark. I hope that answers your question.

[@MeryemKocabayDesign]

Hi Angelo! I have 2 questions: 1- If we move some interactive objects from a document to another one (Copy+Paste) will we loose interactive specialities we set up before? 2- What is the differense between "Go to page" and "Go to destination"? Thank you in advance 🙏

[@AngeloMontilla]

Two amazing questions! 1. The interactivity carries with it. However it's important to note that if you carry over a button that had an Action to a specific project, when you paste it in the new document, it will merely be a button with no Action at all. 2. Go to Page only applies to ePub and Publish Online. It will not work for PDF Interactive. So while you can apply a button to Next or Previous in PDF, using Destination is a great workaround that works just like Go to Page. It just takes a little more work to set it up.

[@ExpatKay]

Hello and thank you for the content. Im not 100% familiar with the lingo. Im new to these projects. Im creating a workbook and would like to know if it’s possible to create interactive worksheets and upload file to flip snap keeping the filable (type answer) boxes?

[@albezar]

Can the Flipsnack pdf upload keep the interactive image gallery active made in InDesign? Flipsnack doesn't seem to have any image gallery widgets or function which is pretty weird.

[@Flipsnack]

Hello Mikko, Unfortunately we don’t have an image gallery widget yet, but you can use an embed code to create one. Stay tuned.

[@albezar]

@@Flipsnack Can you give me any more information on how to use an embed code on Flipsnack? any examples on this? and do yo mean javascript or what?

[@Flipsnack]

Sure, check out this article for more information about how to use an embed code: help.flipsnack.com/en/articles/2567695-embedding-content-in-your-publication

[@cowgirlinthesand3499]

Hi Angelo, but how can I give it to others? You just show how it looks inside the Flipsnack. Please help, thanks.

[@Burbankelly]

I would also like this info! It would be helpful in determining if we want to use Flipsnack or not - based on how our client will actually view the end product.

[@herminwilson5186]

Thank you I learn so much.

[@philhartten6273]

Can we print out a booklet making a book for fancy homes for sale ?

[@beccasanchez7]

I just uploaded mine to flipsnack and the the buttons do not work. It closes the magazine when I click each button. It shows it to work in Acrobat like you showed. What did I do wrong?

[@gb-videography1941]

Same here

[@annekalange7734]

Hi Angelo, Thank god for you! Why do we have to publish the pdf after on flipsnack? Can we not just share the interactive pdf via email to colleagues? Thanks, Anneka

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hey Anneka! Of course, that is an option too. This tutorial is showing how to get those static PDFs into a flip book. Best of luck! :)

[@FabianRivero]

I think it doesn't allow the button effects from InDesign anymore.

[@paulamongelos5117]

Thank you again, big fan

[@augustynen]

one of the few that can hold interactive indesign animation, what are the others?

[@the-secrettutorials]

Nice man thanks a lot

[@alexramirez4506]

I have a question. I have a magazine with a fully interactive index as well as other interactive functionalities. The index is set-up as go to page instead of using bookmarks. Will that affect my work if i publish it on flipsnack ? also, should i export as an interactive pdf or epub file ? thank you

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hi Alex. The Bookmarks should work once published to Flipsnack. However, you can also use Hyperlinks. This allows you to set the type from default URL to Page within a document. It's also easier to use Hyperlinks as you don't have to worry about setting up all the bookmark destinations. Give that a try.

[@alexramirez4506]

@@AngeloMontilla Thank you !

[@pleongks]

Hi Angelo, can the Flipsnack finished magazine be viewed on an Android Phone/Apple I phone/Ipad?

[@AngeloMontilla]

Great question Patrick. Yes it can, because it is HTML-based, and not flash.

[@bashirmoruf4949]

Great tutorial, What's the fonts used in the layout please

[@AngeloMontilla]

Thanks Bashir. It's called Canela. commercialtype.com/catalog/canela/canela

[@jingshi2654]

Can I ask how did you make the effect of the video homepage？ There is one book opened, you use PS to make this picture or anything else? Thank you very much

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hey Jing! That is a digital mockup. Check out this tutorial as I go over how to take your InDesign layouts and place them in digital mockups, using Photoshop:kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYu1pYl_aKyra7s

[@sarahdiotte9198]

Hi how much would you charge to make my 60 plus page InDesign magazine into an ePub flip book that can be a PDF ?

[@angieagostino7837]

Great video. In order to share the book, can you create a link to send to others. Also, can you create a link on your own website to link to the book? What about to social media. And finally, if I did purchase a subscription for (say) a year, and then decided not to renew, will I no longer be able to access the book on Flipsnack?

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hi Angie! Yes you can share the custom link out on Social Media and embed the project to your website so viewers can flip through the pages. For instance, copy the embed code from Flipsnack project and embed it into a WordPress post for publishing. As far as a subscription goes, I believe Flipsnack allows users a certain amount of free projects with limited pages before you have to subscribe. Hope that helps.

[@angieagostino7837]

@@AngeloMontilla thank you! This is very helpful. I really appreciate it!

[@swatikannan5195]

Great Video, Thank you. I do have a question. I have a portfolio made of 550 pages and I want to make it into a flipbook format that I can have it on my IPAD to show clients. But I dont want to publish this anywhere cz it contains confidential projects. How do I do this ? Please Help me. Thank you

[@AngeloMontilla]

Wow that is a lot of pages! You'll definitely have to upgrade the Flipsnack plan - or any HTML Flipbook site for that matter - in order to get the entire document uploaded. I believe many of these platforms - definitely Flipsnack - has an option to share the project privately. All the best!

[@francestaylor2250]

Is there any way the page turning action can be created in InDesign, to where you don't have to use ISSUU or Flipsnack?

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hi Frances. InDesign used to have a page-flipping transition for ePubs, which ran off of Flash. They have since got rid of it, as Adobe is not supporting flash any longer. HTML5 is really the way to go now.

[@Flipsnack]

Hello Frances, Our page flipping effect works wonders for your publications and it’s a feature which we care very much about. Try it now and you will experience the real reading feeling.

[@JimiCanRead]

@@AngeloMontilla What about the adobe-hosted Publish Online option which can be embedded on another web page etc?

[@anupamastudio6804]

i have previous version of indesign how can i use your resources

[@robkr]

If I open it in Acrobat Reader (not the Pro version), does the interactive index button still work?

[@AngeloMontilla]

Yes the Bookmark button structure will work in Acrobat, 100%

[@giengien208]

Hello, I'm quite new to designer anf I have a project coming up. Can I ask if how did you did the preview spread of the magazine? Like the one on your thumbnail? I'm interested thank you!💜

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hi there. That is a digital mockup. Check out this tutorial to learn how to take your InDesign layouts and place in mockups for your portfolio or other presentations. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYu1pYl_aKyra7s

[@ZulqarnainAbuHassanMC950]

Can i download them once I made as flipbook?

[@AngeloMontilla]

You can download as a flat PDF with the links. The pages won't flip. Also, keep in mind video or other media won't work for PDF Interactive.

[@johnyu3463]

can you use it for offline use ?

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hi John, not as a flipbook. InDesign used to have an Interactive PDF page transition that was a page turn, but that no longer exists. This would definitely work as an Interactive PDF, just minus the page turn effect. Hope that helps.

[@shannonbrown7181]

Thank you for sharing this! Would you be able to share the template in InDesign, or perhaps you know some great magazine-type InDesign layouts that are free to download?

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hi Shannon! The lesson material is available for download in the video description. It has the Id file included so you can use that as a reference. As far as other templates, you can search for free InDesign templates in Adobe Stock. Hope that helps!

[@ahinsanipuni]

Thank you❤

[@mtr2715]

Is there Page turning sound also

[@AngeloMontilla]

I believe Flipsnack has a page flip sound option.

[@kazuma8630]

is there a way to get a flipbook you can download and save on your pc?

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hey there! When you upload to sites like Flipsnack, it converts it into a flipbook on its platform. If a user downloads the flipbook to desktop, it'll just download the PDF. InDesign used to have a page transition for PDF interactive that had a "page turn" but it doesn't exist any more. I think in5 (paid version) has an option to download a flipbook. Thanks!

[@balsamtrees]

Hi Angelo.Does flipsnack handle mp4 files and links embeded in the document to be converted?I am following your videos so I can create a flip ebook to upload on a website.Many thanks for your work and help.

[@AngeloMontilla]

I am sorry, no it doesn't support video files in an Id layout. However, you can add hyperlinks and they'll carry over to Flipsnack because it's HTML5.

[@balsamtrees]

@@AngeloMontilla Much appreciated,thanks a lot.

[@ghazypheda]

Amazing keep going

[@austinstephens1977]

love this

[@maggiepuskas319]

Hello Angelo, Does Flipsnack support (and play) video or audio? (I would embed the video into the INDD file.) THANKS for your help

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hi Maggie. No, unfortunately it doesn't.

[@sakshijain4274]

Can we download our flipbook from Flipsnack in any format or can we convert it in mp4 format?

[@sakshijain4274]

or like if we have any embed code in flipsnack

[@AngeloMontilla]

Yes there's an embed code in the share settings. Go to the Flipbook dashboard, click on the flip book you want and in the Share option, it allows you to copy/paste the embed code from Flipsnack to your website or blog.

[@g30rg3-c5]

Not clear. Can Adobe ID create a flipbook interactive PDF file natively?

[@AngeloMontilla]

You can with the In5 subscription. But not InDesign natively, no.

[@nerigarcia7116]

For the index page, if you had no images to link to bookmarks, could you link text the same way?

[@AngeloMontilla]

Yes you can Neri

[@rochiure1424]

Hi, after flipsnack you can export it to your computer?

[@AngeloMontilla]

Flipsnack allows users to download a version, only with a premium plan. However, there are other Flipbook sites (such as FlipHTML5: fliphtml5.com) that allow users to download a copy with its basic plan. That is a good alternative, as it also allows you to have more published pages with the free version.

[@rochiure1424]

@@AngeloMontilla Thank you so much!! Great content btw

[@ThePhilosophyofLife950]

Nice

[@andrewgray1169]

Great tutorial Angelo, it was very informative. Not sure what I have done wrong, but when I export my interactive PDF or EPUB file none of the functionality that I have set up works. It all works as intended in the EPUB preview window but not in the exported files. I have tried both Interactive PDF and EPUB formats but none of them work - any ideas why?

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hi Andrew - the navigation set up in this tutorial should work for both platforms. I'd have to take a look at your InDesign file to see where you may have gone wrong. What ePub viewer are you using?

[@andrewgray1169]

@@AngeloMontilla Hi, thanks for getting back to me, very much appreciated. I was testing it as an Interactive PDF and an ePub file. I was opening and testing the ePub file in iBooks? It all seems to work within the EPUB Interactivity Preview window in InDesign just not as exported files? What is the best way for me to send my InDesign file to you? Many thanks, Andy

[@andrewgray1169]

Hi Angelo, if you are able to look at my interactive InDesign file I would be very much obliged. Please could you let me know where to send it?

[@AngeloMontilla]

@@andrewgray1169 [e-mail]

[@SailajaAngara]

Very useful tutorial. But can we include videos in this book

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hi Sailaja. Unfortunately, Flipsnack doesn't support media such as video. Hopefully they do in the future though. Take care.

[@SailajaAngara]

@@AngeloMontilla thank you very much @Angelo Montilla

[@giannisgiannisis3669]

well done/ nice!!

[@campbell1337]

Can you download the flipbook? Is that possible?

[@AngeloMontilla]

You can download it as a PDF, but you lose the "flipbook" feature.

[@matildamelander7078]

Flipsnack is cool, but it loses letters in my text time after time.

[@muhammedshameem8380]

can i add video and will it still work in it

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hey there. Videos can be added through Flipsnack's editor, not from InDesign directly. It's something that they would like to add in the future though!

[@arvinraj1515]

Hi Angelo..WhenI export to PDF and convert in Flipsnack, i can see 2 pages in 1. how to fix this. Please help

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hi Aravind. I have never encountered this problem before. Make sure you're exporting as single pages, not spreads from InDesign. Flipsnack will organize it in the flipbook when you upload the PDF. See if that solves your issue.

[@fatimaanjum7273]

is flipsnack free to use?

[@AngeloMontilla]

Yes there's a basic plan that allows you a certain amount of uploads.

[@BoxerDogs]

Squarespace says that if I want to add a flipbook I have to paste in custom code. How do I get the code used to make an Adobe Flipbook?

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hey there. When you're in the Flipsnack Dashboard, there's an option for Embed. Click that, copy the code and place in Squarespace.

[@priyankarbhargava6989]

Thanks you Angelo, is there any way to upload video with your magazine, Exporting Interactive PDF? After Flash got removed its not working. Pls help

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hi there. Unfortunately, that video will not play in Interactive PDF format any longer.

[@liamivarsson]

I have a very specific wish for a tutorial. What I need is a video in a 9:16 ratio of a digital magazine just like this one, flipping page every few seconds. A digital photo zine made for IGTV. Is this possible? I would like it to look as high quality and legit as this one but I can't find any tutorials on this.

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hi Liam. Just trying to think this through. IGTV only allows you to upload videos, so you'd have to publish the flip book to Flipsnack or a site of your choice, and record your screen with the pages flipping every few seconds then upload to IGTV as an MP4.

[@liamivarsson]

@@AngeloMontilla Thank u for the idea!

[@augustynen]

Hey Angelo, when I export to PDF, interactive i get the message that my go-to-destination buttons won't work, but the apperances wil be kept. How do I export a indesign to flipsnack with all of the features? Hovers, hyperlinks, video embed, gotopage, etc. I have a productcatalog of 300 pages and a lot off information.

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hey Sanne. Unfortunately, interactivity and animation isn't supported from InDesign to Flipsnack, aside from the bookmark navigation tip I showed. You can export your document as an EPub (Fixed Layout) and view in an E-Reader, such as Apple Books. The only thing is it won't have the flip page feature you would get from Flipsnack. All the best.

[@tomparry255]

Hello Angelo, is it possible to have your animations from indesign with the flip book animation on flipsnack? i have been trying to add my animations from indesign to an interactive flipbook but have had no luck in doing so. Any help would be great.

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hey Tom! Unfortunately the animation and interactivity will not carry over to Flipsnack. Your best bet is to publish online or export as EPub (Fixed Layout) and view in an e-reader of your choice.

[@shivangibhotikadesigns]

hi, can flip snack also support Multi State Objects interaction ive done on my indesign file?

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hi there, unfortunately not. Flipsnack doesn't support that type of interactivity, however you can still set up simple navigation structures like I show in this tutorial.

[@Jokerfahd]

How can I give you more than one like for this video :) , Thank you very much.

[@AngeloMontilla]

No problem Ahmad! I am glad you found it helpful!

[@westfield90]

I wish Adobe added something like this into Indesign so we don’t have to look for 3rd party tools at a cost.

[@AngeloMontilla]

I agree. That would be a great feature built right into Id.

[@vickiloader2524]

Anyone else having image issues with this tutorial? I have downloaded the assets, but am having problems with the living room Unsplash, furniture, kitchen table and office JPGs. They do not want to relink in InDesign, and I cannot open in PS. Have downloaded a couple of times.

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hi Vicki. • Open the Links panel and right-click any of the images you mentioned. • Choose Relink then locate the image file. InDesign will recognize that all the images are located in the same folder and automatically update the remaining images that are missing.

[@vickiloader2524]

@@AngeloMontilla Firstly, kudos to you for your prompt response. I had already tried the relinking option, but InDesign does not want to recognise the files - they are greyed out? Have tried opening the JPEGs in Photoshop, Affinity and Preview - but no success. I have re-downloaded them a number of times, but have had the same problem. My thinking is that the image files themselves have somehow got corrupted?

[@IAMQUEENMagazine]

nice

[@BeamCargo7]

a few years ago you could do the flipbook in InDesign straight away...but they have removed this option :(

[@AngeloMontilla]

You're right. It was a flipbook page transition that you could activate for ePub. Wish they would have kept it.

[@miguelosorio6302]

Ok, but how do you publish on a site?

[@AngeloMontilla]

Miguel, I assume you're talking about how to publish the Flipbook to a website? Flipsnack has an embed code you can copy/paste into a CMS like wordpress or other sites.

[@LuluDaLotus]

Legal sim! Mas até 30 pag de graça só

[@nadarTelevision]

How about video?

[@user-hn4cs5ss9y]

Hello Sir, I want to chat with you.

[@musicmilitants]

Thank you Angelo, I enjoy how you explain the tutorials!!!