Learn everything you need to know to design and submit an app to the Apple App Store — without writing code. If you know how to use InDesign, you'll be ready to build an iPad app after this session.In this session, you'll learn:• How to leverage your familiar InDesign skills to design an iPad app that inspires and engages• How to use the Folio Overlays panel in InDesign to add interactive overlays including hyperlinks, slide shows, audio and video, panorama, and pan and zoom to page layouts• How to use the Adaptive Design Tools in InDesign to efficiently adapt existing print layouts for the iPad• How to submit an unlimited number of apps to the Apple App Store at no additional charge as an Adobe Creative Cloud™ member.

Learn about Adobe Configurator 3, the easy way to create powerful custom panels for Photoshop and InDesign, all without writing any code! You will also see how to distribute your panels on Adobe Exchange. Get building!

In this episode I'll show you how to create iPad Apps using Adobe InDesign CS6. Build your Folio in InDesign CS6, add interactivity, use Alternate Layouts, build your App and load it on your iPad or submit it to the App Store.

After building and testing your App, your final step is to submit it to the Apple App Store. This video covers the basics involved in the submission process.

Now that you’ve built your content, it’s time to build your app! This episode introduces how to use DPS App Builder to generate your app so that it is ready for you to submit to the app store.

Learn about the different applications available to let you create or package content and products for Adobe Exchange. This video also shows the product submission process, to easily submit your products to Adobe Exchange. Start submitting products today: http://adobeexchange.com/producer

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Learn how to create applications and application components specifically for Intel® Atom™ based netbooks, laptops, and tablets. Learn tips on what will resonate with Intel AppUp center customers. Learn about the market opportunity, the need for apps designed from the ground up for netbooks, and why netbooks and tablet devices are a growing application marketing segment. Find out how you can submit applications to multiple Retailer, OEM, and services provider branded Intel AppUp_ center storefronts through Adobe Melrose.

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The first LiveCycle Partner Solution Showcase took place on Feb. 17, in San Jose, CA. Nine solutions were presented by partners to a panel of Adobe judges. Additional Solution Showcases are scheduled in DC, Amsterdam & San Jose. Watch the video to find out more information on the showcases and contact your Adobe partner manager or Gail Richley (grichley@adobe.com) Partner Program Manager if you’d like to submit a LC Solution.