Abstract: A multimedia e-book producing method, using a digital processing apparatus to produce a multimedia e-book, the method comprising the steps of: an identification step, used for retrieving a piece of identification information from an object for identifying the type of the object; a button zone creation step, used for creating a button zone for the object, executing a corresponding function generation procedure, and detecting the selection of the button zone; and a corresponding function execution step, used for executing a function specific to the object.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for dynamic film preview on an e-book, the apparatus including: a first storage device, used for storing at least one film; and a dynamic film preview processing unit, having the functions of: reading a target film from the first storage device; fetching a plurality of pictures from the target film to set up a preview figure file; and displaying the pictures of the preview figure file on a background in an order.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for authoring and storing media objects in an optical storage medium, including the steps of: (a) providing two or more built-in menus, each built-in menu including at least one built-in navigation command; (b) associating the media objects each to a dedicated navigation command so as to establish a one-on-one relationship between the media objects and the navigation commands, wherein the one-on-one relationship between the media objects and the navigation commands is of a number substantially limited by capacity of the optical storage medium; and (c) arranging the navigation commands such that the navigation commands are distributed among the built-in menus and defining the media objects each to be a menu.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for authoring and storing media objects in an optical storage medium, including the steps of: (a) providing two or more built-in menus, each built-in menu including at least one built-in navigation command; (b) associating the media objects each to a dedicated navigation command so as to establish a one-on-one relationship between the media objects and the navigation commands, wherein the one-on-one relationship between the media objects and the navigation commands is of a number substantially limited by capacity of the optical storage medium; and (c) arranging the navigation commands such that the navigation commands are distributed among the built-in menus and defining the media objects each to be a menu.