We support Windows Store apps on Windows 8.1 and 10. If you have a Windows tablet, laptop, or desktop running those operating systems you can build a native DPS app and submit to the store.Neil

Windows 8.1/10 Neil

Correct, not Kindle Fire.Neil

Hi Tom,You don't have to go through Apple's approval process if you are doing internal corporate distribution. You can get an enterprise account with them instead.We do not currently have a web viewer available with DPS 2015, but we are working on it. What is the scenario you want to use the web vie...

Hi Louise,The requirement to have a Mac to build from iOS is due to the supported platforms for Apple's Application Loader: it's Mac only. Even if we did add support for signing your iOS app on Windows you would still need a Mac to submit it to Apple.Neil

You have to purchase a license to DPS. The first link I posted above provides information on how to get pricing. As for learning how to use DPS, we have a wealth of information at Digital Publishing Solution Learn & Support, including a complete getting started section.Neil

Hmm. I’ll pass this on to the content migration team. Thanks!Neil

Hi Leo,Changes made even outside the preview app should go live, but it can take up to five minutes. Are you sure in the app you are navigating away from the collection and coming back to it to trigger the update mechanism?Neil

Yes, it's something on our list of things we'd like to add down the road.Neil

They work, use the navto:// URL format. See Digital Publishing Suite Help | Hyperlink and button overlaysNeil