Thanks for the suggestion Tommy! I do have access to Muse, so it sounds like this may be the best solution for me. I’ll play around with it and let you know if I have any questions. Thanks so much!

Tommy, I've also been told to create an HTML article and create links to the PDFs within the HTML article. The problem is that I'm not a web designer and have very little experience with HTML. I think I need some additional training to accomplish this. Just wish there was an easier way since I'm dealing with such a large amour of PDFs. I'm not sure about hosting online. May not be able to for security purposes.

Hi Neil,I'm running into the same problem, and can't seem to find a good solution. With the previous DPS, the HTML Resources folder was perfect for my app as it served as an archive of past training PDF's (that are not part of the app). The user would simply tap a button of the archived PDF, view it, and close out of it, remaining on the same page of the app. The number of PDFs I have linked to in my app is several hundred, so creating a new individual article for each is not an option. I've bee...