Learn how to use the Print module to bring your images into the spotlight and share with clients, friends or family. Also, see the new tools for making custom contact sheets and print packages.

In this episode Karl Gibson the Product Manager for Creative Cloud Packager answers some commonly asked questions.

Creative Cloud provides the tools you need to build standards-based HTML5 applications for multiple screens. Learn how to use Adobe Edge Reflow CC to create responsive layouts, code your project using Edge Code CC, test and debug on multiple devices with Edge Inspect CC, and package quickly and easily for distribution across app stores with Adobe PhoneGap Build.

See how you can create engaging, interactive Single Edition iPad apps with interactivity, including 360-degree image rotation, audio and video, and the ability to pan and zoom directly in InDesign CC. Learn how to package your app for submission to the Apple App Store using Digital Publishing Suite, Single Edition, which you can access directly from InDesign CC.

See how you can design engaging, interactive Single Edition iPad apps with interactivity directly in InDesign CC – without writing code. Learn how to install the DPS panels in InDesign CC, how to build an interactive slideshow, how to preview directly on the iPad before packaging – all in InDesign CC. Terry will also show you how to launch the DPS App Builder to learn how to package your app for submission to the Apple App Store using Digital Publishing Suite, Single Edition.

Go beyond the basics of Adobe PhoneGap Build, part of the Adobe Creative Cloud, and explore how to use it in real-world scenarios. PhoneGap Build is a hosted build server that lets you build and package PhoneGap applications without installing native SDKs or specific IDEs on your local machine or local build server. In this session, you'll learn:• How to configure the deployment parameters of your application (splash screen, icons, permissions, and so on) in a platform-independent fashion • How to use Hydration to update your application without installing a new version• How to use PhoneGap Build APIs to automate the build process and interface within an existing build or continuous integration process • How to build "inside-the-firewall" applications

Join us for an introduction to PhoneGap, which allows web developers to create mobile apps that have access to device functionality. Learn how PhoneGap works and how it will enable you to start building mobile apps with web standards.This session will cover:• How to use the PhoneGap APIs to access device sensors and features• Tips for creating mobile user interfaces with web standards• Extending PhoneGap by using plugins in your project• How to package your applications for app stores

Learn how to create amazing HTML5 apps for mobile devices — always focusing on the best performance possible — using debugging and inspection tools. You'll see how to package applications for BlackBerry 10 devices and how to set up your environment to get live reloads on your mobile devices. Open source JavaScript libraries for our UI will be used, and we'll go through some of the important ins and outs of mobile development using HTML5.

Does your game need to integrate with the iOS Game Center? How about including an in-app purchasing system? Learn how to go beyond the standard ActionScript API when developing mobile games with Adobe AIR, part of the Adobe Game Developer Tools in the Adobe Creative Cloud. Come to this session to understand and learn in more detail how to:• Write your own extension using native code, and develop the ActionScript API that wraps it• Package a native extension, and reuse it during your game development• Leverage third-party native extensions available today

It's easy to build an app using HTML/JavaScript/CSS and package it with PhoneGap, but some common gotchas may keep your app from getting into the app stores. Learn how to add the right UI polish and behaviors to your app to get it approved. In this session, you will:• Learn what the common pitfalls are• Look at examples of apps that were rejected• Explore the reasons for app rejection and see how the author corrected the issues