Discover how digital formats such as PDF, EPUB, DPS, and HTML let you bring documents to life in exciting new ways on a multitude of new devices. Come hear about the types of digital content that can be created from InDesign, and discover some great tips on how to use that interactivity to engage your customers. In this session, you'll learn:• All the digital formats you can create in InDesign• The different capabilities and uses for each of these formats• How to choose the best format for your next project• Tricks and tips for making the most engaging digital content

Low-resolution displays. Limited input capabilities. Frustrating voice interaction. Distracted users. A never-ending array of devices. The mobile environment in 2012? Or is it how users with disabilities have dealt with technology since the 1970s?Attend this session to discover:• Tips to avoid the mistakes of the past by exploring the work of experts in the field of disability• How to design apps and content with everyone in mind• How universal design advocates, developers, and users are solving today's mobile problems

Learn how a PhoneGap application can deliver near-native performance if you avoid a few common pitfalls, implement a few performance techniques, and leverage the latest capabilities of the HTML rendering engine available on your device. In this session, we'll cover techniques including:• Avoiding pitfalls such as inline scripting• Using the correct events for the device• Using hardware accelerated transitions• Scrollable list performance

Learn an advanced approach to previewing your CSS, HTML, and JavaScript using Adobe Edge Inspect. Synchronously browse and inspect your content efficiently, and make responsive web design easier for you and your team.Senior Product Manager Bruce Bowman will discuss these advanced capabilities of Edge Inspect:• Tips and tricks on how to use the top features to enhance your mobile web design work• Localhost URL support, hide/show Edge Inspect UI on devices, HTTP authentication support, cache management, URL monitoring, and HTTPS support • Integration with other Edge tools

See how easy it is to link an entire 3D graphic to an animation view and also how a few FrameMaker 11 mouse clicks, generated a list of parts from the 3D graphic that are automatically hyper-linked. In PDF output, you can click on any of the part names in the table, and the 3D graphic will change to a non-shaded view, with the selected part highlighted with 3D shading. This feature is very empowering for people creating techcomm content for medical devices, transportation/airline parts and other products that utilize diagrams with many potential views.

FrameMaker 11 has the ability to import rich video or 3D, and link various views of the graphic to text or tables. Ideal for medical devices, airline instrumentation documentation, etc.

Developer Evangelist Kevin Hoyt demonstrates the capabilities of device orientation and motion events, and how physical device interaction can be used to control content.

Learn how to take advantage of native extensions, an upcoming feature of Adobe AIR, so you can access additional capabilities of devices and operating systems, reuse legacy code libraries, and improve the performance of your mobile applications. This session will provide a high-level overview and best practices.

Join Michael Chaize, Enterprise Platform evangelist, as he explains why tablet devices are a huge opportunity for enterprise developers, enabling them to take advantage of tablets' capabilities such as high-resolution cameras, geolocation, network connectivity, and more. He will walk through some samples combining Flex and Adobe LiveCycle Collaboration Services to deliver first-class collaborative apps. He will also give you some tips on building a project that can fit on both tablet devices and smartphones.

Come hear the latest news about Adobe AIR, a runtime that allows developers to build applications for a wide range of devices including Android powered smartphones and tablets, the iPad and iPhone, BlackBerry PlayBook, TVs, and desktop computers. In this session, we'll provide a review of basic code samples and discuss new capabilities available to developers for building AIR apps. In addition, you'll have an opportunity to explore upcoming features with members of the product team.