Gain an understanding of how to extend Adobe Digital Publishing Suite to meet your business needs. The following topics will be covered:• Direct entitlement: The ability to integrate with your own authentication and subscription systems is a powerful feature of the Adobe Digital Publishing Suite. This session will cover the Direct Entitlement APIs, which can be used to integrate your own subscription and authentication system. The APIs will be explained with help of a sample implementation, which is also available for attendees after the session. • Application customization through custom storefronts: Digital Publishing Suite viewers can be customized to create a full HTML-based store and library experience. Learn about the available APIs and how they can be used. • Custom push notifications: Understand the workings of push notification when used with Digital Publishing Suite to serve content and announcements within applications through integration with third-party providers.

Steve Cordero, Acrobat support engineer, demonstrates how to use the Adobe Customization Wizard XI for Mac OS X to create an Adobe Acrobat XI for Mac OS X deployment package.

Steve Cordero, Acrobat support engineer, demonstrates how to use the Adobe Customization Wizard XI for Windows to create an Adobe Acrobat XI for Windows deployment package.

Steve Cordero, Acrobat support engineer, demonstrates how to use the Enhanced Security feature in the Acrobat X Pro UI, the Windows Registry, and in the Adobe Customization Wizard when creating a deployment package.

Steve Cordero, Acrobat support engineer, demonstrates how to use, enable, and disable the Protected View feature in the Acrobat X Pro UI, the Windows Registry, and in the Adobe Customization Wizard when creating a deployment package.

Steve Cordero, Acrobat support engineer, demonstrates how to use, enable, and disable the JavaScript execution feature in the Acrobat X Pro UI, the Windows Registry, and in the Adobe Customization Wizard when creating a deployment package.

Steve Cordero, Acrobat support engineer, demonstrates how to use the Adobe Customization Wizard X to modify the file attachments allowed and disallowed by Adobe Acrobat X and Adobe Reader X when creating deployment packages.

Steve Cordero, Acrobat support engineer, demonstrates how to use, enable, and disable the Internet URL Access via the Trust Manager feature in the Acrobat X Pro UI, the Windows Registry, and in the Adobe Customization Wizard when creating a deployment package.

FrameMaker 11 has put XSLT right on the menu bar, for frequent access to make powerful transformations to document structure

FrameMaker 11 has significantly improved workspaces. Defaults are much more logical. As you move into structured XML editing, a host of unrelated menus just vanish. No need for customization anymore; this FrameMaker is just the way you like it "out-of-the-box"