Supported platforms and devices With Digital Publishing Suite Enterprise Edition and Professional Edition you can create apps for iOS 6 and newer Supported iOS devices include all iPad models with iOS 6 or later, as well as the Apple iPhoneģGS and later and the fourth-generation iPod touch and later. Two additional workflows for highly regulated industries. Folio and app building credential workflow. Helping a client publish an app created by you. 49 Preparing to use DPS App Builder.50 Using DPS App Builder. ĭistributing your app Distributing through the Apple App Store. Installing and updating the DPS Desktop Tools.Ĭreating your first folio Workflow. What if my company cannot create dedicated email addresses for DPS?.
Best practices for Adobe IDs, accounts, and roles. Īccount setup and configuration Understanding IDs, accounts, and roles. 5 Single-Folio apps and multi-folio apps. Use DPS App Builder to build and test your final app, and then distribute your app. See Adding interactivity and media on page 35. Add interactivity and/or motion graphics to the folio. See Creating your first folio on page 23.
Create folios and articles, and preview on your tablet. See Account setup and configuration on page 15. Set up and configure your Digital Publishing Suite account. Decide which type of app, for which mobile devices, you are going to create. Overview of the publishing process Here are the broad steps you will follow to create an app with Digital Publishing Suite. This Getting Started Guide will help you learn how to plan, create, and distribute apps with the Digital Publishing Suite Professional and Enterprise Editions. These apps exhibit a dizzying array of features, capabilities, and content.Īdobe Digital Publishing Suite allows you to create mobile apps with amazing, rich content deep interaction and finely crafted interfaces. Introduction There are hundreds of thousands of mobile apps on the Apple App Store, Google Play, and Windows Store. Adobe® Digital Publishing Suite Getting Started Guide
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