What format? What software? What device? What store? But when it comes to actually producing the content things get a bit fuzzy, at least this was my personal impression as I approached the subject. Which one does fit your needs the best? I’ll try to show you Pro and Cons from a point of view that is halfway between strategic and technical.ĭigital Publishing is a hot topic, for a number of good reasons I’m not going into here. This post will cover InDesign, iBooksAuthor and the Adobe Digital Publishing Suite targeting Apple iBookStore and AppStore with ePub, iBooks and Apps.
What you need to know about logging into the DPS F.If you’re willing to produce digital books to be sold by Apple, be aware that each one of the available tools will shape your content and how it is going to be delivered in a very peculiar way. The best way to mirror an iPad screen to a Macinto. Unfortunately, it doesn’t display the actual Adobe ID, just the name associated with the account, but it may still be helpful. Second, you can hover over this icon to see which account you are signed in with. Here are a couple small visual cues that can help you with this.įirst, you can tell at a glance if you are signed into the Folio Builder panel by looking to see if the bullseye icon is displayed. This can be confusing if you are working on multiple DPS projects which require different Adobe IDs. Once you have done this, the next time you start InDesign, the Folio Builder panel will automatically sign you in again with the last Adobe ID that you used. But you can sign in with any valid Adobe ID that is associated with a DPS account. When you choose Sign In, it can be confusing because the dialog box that appears says “Creative Cloud” at the top. If this is not the Adobe ID you want to use, you will need to choose Sign Out from the Folio Builder panel menu:Īnd then choose Sign In from the Folio Builder panel menu: When you first open the Folio Builder panel in InDesign, InDesign will attempt to log you into DPS with your Creative Cloud ID. 
You can verify this Adobe Id by looking in the Help menu where you will see Sign Out (YourAdobeID) If you are running InDesign CC, you will be logged into Creative Cloud with the Adobe ID associated with your Creative Cloud account. If you are working on a DPS project for your company, you will want to create a separate Adobe ID for each DPS app that you create. If you are a designer creating DPS content for a client, the client may provide you with a specific Adobe ID to use for the project. When you create article content for Adobe Digital Publishing Suite projects, you will probably need to use a different Adobe ID to log into the Folio Builder panel than you use for your Creative Cloud account.
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