Hi Leo,I'm unable to reproduce this crash on my KitKat test device (Samsung SM-T320, 4.4.2). My attempts used a clean install of the latest AEM Preflight (version 2017.2.0).Can you send me a private message with the crash log from one of your devices? Just let me know if you need help obtaining a crash log.Thanks,Kirk

While there have been a couple of minor outages for short periods of time since the last release, you should be able to preflight. There might be a problem with your project. Contact Adobe Support.

We need some information about this.

Hi Leo -I moved our content off our server and we have had no issues with losing content on the app/iPad. Over a couple weeks and clues working with an Adobe Engineer, I put some pieces together that allowed me to figure out it was an uploading issue through our network. We are still working through the issue.Jill

Leo, the other thread is focussed on iOS. Your behavior is very odd. I think you should open a case with our support team so that your project and account details are captured and can be tracked.

Hi Leo,There is no public documentation about the structure of the article file that I'm aware of. This article provides some details about the article file format:Create InDesign-based articles using scripting

1 - Using fonts in Windows apps / Windows enforces font usage rules that are included in the fonts by the foundry. If the font isn’t marked as “installable” by the foundry, the Windows OS will refuse to load them. You can check to see whether the font is marked “Installable” by right-clicking it and viewing the properties. For best results, include a web version of the font (.woff) for Windows apps.(See Create cards and layouts in AEM Mobile apps)2 - Wait for other replies but the Web Viewer is ...

Hi,Easing the creation of persistent menus across collections is something we are indeed looking to enable with this feature.Thanks for sharing your needs/intended usage. As Nathan already mentioned, we have this on our list but can't give an ETA at the moment. Andrei

Hello.Nope. It's a new article made with InDesign.But this one I have solved:The InDesign file have a WebContent inside, with a small HTML programming.In the HTML, there is a image named with a special char. In Brazilian Portuguese, any accent is considered like specials chars.When the special char was removed, the new article could be uploaded and published with no problem.Thanks for your time.But I insist... Would be very helpful to have a website to verify error messages and options to help a...