This new Step-by-Step guide is the culmination of this documentation. Adobe has invested in clearly documenting all the steps in the process, including the Apple steps. Most of the steps involved in creating and submitting an app to the App Store are steps that are mandated by Apple, and are performed on Apple web sites.

Once logged in, click on 'Companion Guides for Submitting iOS Applications to Apple' in the Additional Resources section in the bottom right corner of the screen.Īdobe has made a significant investment in simplifying the app building process with DPS and clearly documenting this. You must sign in with an Adobe ID, and agree to the DPS terms and conditions to download the guide. This valuable PDF guide is available to download at. This greatly simplifies the process of building Single Issue apps with DPS Single Edition.įourth, the new Adobe Step-by-Step Guide to Publishing iPad Apps with DPS, Single Edition was released. This new much-improved Folio Builder includes a 'Create App' command in the panel menu that passes your Folio file directly to the new DPS App Builder. Third, Version 23 of the Digital Publishing Suite includes a new, required Folio Builder panel update. Among the notable new features: the ability to include vector overlays for PDF articles, ability to include high-res assets in PDF articles, ability to play audio while a user browses an article, ability to freeze a video at the last frame (finally!), and PDF support for smooth scrolling articles of any length. You can read about the new features here, and the bug fixes here. Second, Version 23 of the Digital Publishing Suite tools was released.

This really 'sweetens the pot' for Creative Cloud membership for any designer that wants to create Single Issue iPad apps. (In order to submit apps to the App Store, Apple still requires you to enroll in Apple's iOS Developer Program, which costs $99/year.) If you aren't a Creative Cloud member, each submitted Single Edition app costs $395. Adobe made several recent announcements and updates that are great news for designers who want to create iPad apps:įirst, they announced that Creative Cloud members can now submit an unlimited number of iPad apps to the App Store for no additional charge.

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