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Revision as of 14:12, 6 June 2012
Books about Scribus
The Official Scribus Manual
The Official Scribus 1.3.3.x Manual by Gregory Pittman and Christoph Schäfer (FLES Books, 2009).
We recommend ordering the book from an online bookstore like Amazon or any other bookstore of your choice.
View a PDF with table of contents and a sample chapter - File:Scribus-manual-sample-3.pdf.
Language: English
Scribus 1.3.5: Beginner's Guide
"Scribus 1.3.5: Beginner's Guide" by Cedric Gémy (Packt Publishing, 2010).
See Packt's website for more information.
Language: English
Reviews are available by G. Pittman and O. Moskalenko and P. Gazo (in Slovak language) with automatic English translation.
Scribus kompakt
"Scribus kompakt" by Markus Priemer (Brain Media, 3rd editon 2007)
See Brain Media's website for more information and a sample chapter.
Language: German
Scribus. Apprenez, pratiquez, créez
"Scribus: Apprenez, pratiquez, créez" by Sylvie Lesas (Pearson Education 2008)
See Pearson France's website for more information and a sample chapter.
Language: French
Scribus. Premières mises en page professionnelles
"Scribus. Premières mises en page professionnelles" by Cedric Gémy (Eyrolles 2009)
See Eyrolles' website for more information.
Language: French
Scribus by Flossmanuals francophon
"Scribus" by a group a flossmanuals authors (Fmfr 2011)
By paper and laidout ebook http://flossmanualsfr.net/
editing plateform : http://fr.flossmanuals.net/scribus/
Language: French
Scribus: a Reference
"Scribus: a Reference" by Greg Pittman (2012).
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This is a work in progress, though I think it's usable in its current state. It is a different sort of book from most of the manuals that have been published, in that it is pretty strictly a reference. So far, at least, there is nothing about layout, mostly the mechanical aspects of various menu commands, context menus, and so on.
I don't have any plans to release in anything other than a freely available eBook format. |
License: CC by SA (3.0), GPLv2 |