We automatically migrate HTML resources in old folios over to the new DPS system. If you're just migrating content you don't have to do anything special: the links will still work after migration.Neil

Can you please post a screen shot of the exact error message you're getting? Thanks.Neil

Hi Alenai,Sharing in DPS 2015 is of the article, not the specific page the reader is on. They get the sharing landing page you mention: generic article thumbnail (which you can customize in the portal), name, and related items from the collection.Neil

Not currently. We are exploring ways to archive them in the UI, but have no firm plans on when that would be released.Neil

His response is in reference to Typekit Desktop fonts, not Typekit web fonts. This thread is about using Typekit for HTML, which means web fonts.Neil

I really think that's a mistake in the documentation. I would give calling those APIs a try on Android and Windows, I can't imagine why I wouldn't have included that set in the list when we built the custom storefront/reading APIs for Android and Windows native viewers in DPS Classic.Edit: Jamie cor...

Hi Ryan,Thanks for the suggestion, I'll pass this on to Andrei who owns our browse page feature prioritization.Neil

Oops, got my release dates wrong. Release will actually be later this month. Even better!Neil

We just made a change to App Builder to start writing CFBundleDisplayName. This change will be available in our next release, which I believe ships in early January.Neil

Hi Leslie,In either case DPS is an enterprise solution and isn't really intended to build personal portfolio apps. While you could certainly build it out using Digital Publishing Suite (the previous version of the product), you'd be limited to displaying your content in our Adobe Content Viewer app....