Adobe updated the components of the Digital Publishing Suite in May 2012. This video provides an overview of new production options for Digital Publishing Suite. New features include background publishing, a new interface, and options to control both article sharing and TOC listings

Adobe updates the components of the Digital Publishing Suite about every six weeks. Some users have been confused about which updates to install and when to do this. Adobe Digital Publishing Evangelist Colin Fleming helps clear up this confusion. The two major components are the Folio Builder and Folio Producer Tools downloads. This video discusses these and other components, when one should install these updates, and when one should wait to install them.

The mid-March update to Digital Publishing Suite introduces a new type of overlay called Scrollable Frame and refined how Pan & Zoom is handled. This video introduces theses features along with a cursory discussion of iPad3 authoring for Digital Publishing Suite.

The mid-March update to Digital Publishing Suite introduces a new features for Enterprise users. There's a new and improved method for "restricted distribution" which allows a publisher to control who can see specific folios. The new method is much easier than the previous technique and will appeal to member organizations. Enterprise subscribers can also modify more navigation buttons including the Library and Viewer icons; and they can use a new method to link from an article to their custom store for their app.

The mid-March update to Digital Publishing Suite introduces new features for custom Viewers for Digital Publishing Suite applications. This video introduces new features including: iPad3 support in Viewer Builder, bookmarks, and sharing to Facebook.

Colin Fleming describes direct entitlement, a feature exclusive to enterprise customers. Direct entitlement is a way for publishers to sell or extend a digital version of the publication to print subscribers. Colin describes the advantages of direct entitlement, walks through the subscriber sign-in process, and describes how it is set up.

Learn best practices and step-by-step instructions on how to take your content from creation to publication to distribution on the Sony Reader, Kindle, and iPad. This session is organized into three sections: optimal layout of eBooks using Adobe InDesign CS5.5, export from InDesign CS5.5 to Adobe Digital Editions, and conversion of a book to the appropriate file format for use on a particular reading device. Also included is a discussion of EPUB enhancements in InDesign CS5.5.

See how the Adobe Digital Publishing Suite can help you create rich and engaging content and applications for tablet devices including Android, iPad, and BlackBerry PlayBook. Join Colin Fleming, Adobe digital publishing evangelist, to learn about Digital Publishing Suite Professional and Enterprise Edition features and to get an overview of the workflow that leads from Adobe InDesign to your own custom application. This session is great for designers who are new to digital publishing and want to get a better understanding of how it works, as well as the benefits.

You've built your folios and now you want to distribute your work as an application for iPad or Android. In this lesson you'll learn what's involved in using the Viewer Builder to get your custom viewer ready for submission to your favorite app store.

Some articles are best designed as long scrolling pages. In this video you'll see how to create these layouts and add them to articles.

An HTML article is a dynamic and flexible form of content, and you don't need to build InDesign layouts for this content. In this video you'll learn how to upload and work with HTML articles.

Sometimes you want to share your work with friends or colleagues, and this is an important part of the larger DPS workflow. In this lesson we'll look at sharing design folios at both of these levels.

Get an overview of the Adobe Digital Publishing Suite - learn all the steps required to successfully design and publish a media-rich interactive document to a range of tablet devices.

In this episode, Colin Fleming shows how simple it is to embed audio and video content in InDesign CS5.5 for export to EPUB.

In this episode, Colin Fleming provides an overview of all the new Export Options for EPUB in InDesign CS5.5, including the ordering panel and cover improvements.

In this episode, Colin Fleming will show you the new commands in InDesign CS5.5 that allow you to more efficiently create covers and title pages for your EPUB titles.

Colin Fleming, Adobe Solutions Engineer, shows how easy it is to create interactivity from InDesign for documents destined for tablet devices via Adobe Digital Publishing Suite.

Adobe InDesign CS5 is the perfect tool to use when authoring books and this demonstration will introduce you to a simple technique that ensures the cover of your ePub will look exactly like the original artwork including rich typesetting, drawn objects and images. By placing and InDesign document into an existing InDesign document, you bypass the inherent restrictions of the ePub format and your book cover looks fantastic no matter what device you use. Special thanks for Colin Fleming for creating this fantastic technique.

Colin Fleming talks about using Bird's Eye Mode to quickly zoom out of an InDesign document and move around the document more efficiently.

Colin Fleming talks about one of his favorite InDesign Tips & Tricks - the W key.

In this final installment, Colin Fleming wraps things up by going into detail on the export process to ePub so that you get the best results in your final document.

Colin Fleming continues his series on digital books by showing you how InDesign can predict how your documents will look when exported to ePub.

Colin Fleming takes over CSInsider Design in this 3 part series detailing how to use InDesign to create digital books for computers, Kindle and the Sony Reader.

Join Colin Fleming and Steve Whatley as they show us the new 3D features in Photoshop Extended. Learn how to manipulate and edit the appearance of 3D objects and then incorporate these creations into print, web, and video projects.