Hi Mike,We no longer support the Single Edition-style of apps. Your end user will need to have a network connection available to initially obtain the content, although once they've viewed it we will cache it on the device.Neil

Your troubles on iOS are one of two things:1) Your device ID isn't in your mobile provision file2) The certificate you used to sign isn't validUnfortunately iOS does not provide any useful error messages to figure out which of these two is the culprit. It's almost always the first one though because...

Hi Louise,If you're using InDesign CC 2015 you need to install the tools as part of the beta for the new Digital Publishing Solution product. If you want to use the previous Digital Publishing Suite product you have to use an earlier version of InDesign.See DPS and InDesign CC 2015 for a complete ex...

Clicking that button is exactly what fixed it. You must have built the apps in App Builder with the preview option enabled.We have a better error for this case in the upcoming release that will tell you in the viewer exactly what to do.Neil

The only thing you need a mac for is to sign the file you download from app builder. Everything else you can do on a PC.NeilSent from my Windows Phone

Have you tried waiting about 10 minutes and then relaunching the app? It may just be that it's taking a bit for the content to get out to the cache servers.Neil

Hi Jeff,There is no browse page for the top-level collection so you'll never see any cards for items in it. The top-level collection defines the set of items that make up the top level menu and left/right swipe accessible content when the app first launches.To get the structure you're after you shou...

Do you have one or two default collections? Are you on a phone or a tablet?Can you post a screenshot of your collection view with the collections expanded?Neil

This sounds like you either:1) Didn't publish your collections2) Didn't add anything to your top-level default collectionNeil

Note that iOS signing is only available on Macs. If you're on a Windows machine you won't see the iOS tab.Neil