Trouble figuring out how to use Portrait mode.

Question

I have a book that I have already contructed in paperback form and now I'm wanting to make it into an ibook using iBooks Author.  My book was originally done in an 8x10 format so I'd like to contruct it in portrait mode.  I would like to be able to make each page of my book to be the hight and width of the ipad sceen and no more.  I would then like to be able to side swipe with my fingers in order to go to the next page, all in portrait mode, much like you would see if you had a PDF file loaded into your bookshelf.
My book is picture and design heavy and I'd need the formatting of the page to stick to its original design or close to it. I know the ipad screen isn't 8x10 and Id obviously have to do some reconstruction to make it look right on using the ipads dementions.  For an example of the
The problem I'm running into with iBooks Author is it seems to be setup for landscape view only.  When I try to use Portrait view it gives me this endles well, isolating the top portion of the page for the chapter reference.  When I load it into my ipad, instead of being able to side swipe my fingers to change the page I have to just keep scrolling down.  What am I doing wrong?  How can I get it to work like a PDF would but actually be able to take advantage of all the iBook Author fatures like widgets, glossary, chapter selection, and such?  Here is an azample of a page from my book.  Is this type of book layout possible?

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Thanks for the answer Ken. I'm going to try a different workaround. The global was too slow, and I think I'll break my subVI into two parts. I'll create a sub that has all the setup stuff in it, then embed the actual "check trigger status" loop in the main VI. The loop contains only 2 or 3 nodes. Too bad LabView works this way. I can see one reason it should, but another larger reason it shouldn't. Wishlist.... Oh, speaking of wishlist, I like the improvements that 6.0 has brought, but one thing still bugs me. There's no way to have LabView remember the place to look for files when it's first started. It defaults to "My Documents", which should be, as all LabView programers know "LabVIEW6\user.lib" (or whatever). Of course, once th
ere, LabView remembers for that session. Next time it's started, back to "My Documents" again. How 'bout fixing the "Options", "Path" settings so that it will actually remember the path set? Am I missing something here, or does it have anything to do with the fact that we're using Windows 98? My buddy's using NT, and his works the same. Is there a way around this? TIA, Rob.