Sweet!Neil

Yes, all articles zoom.Pan and zoom as an overlay serves a specific purpose of providing a way to zoom an image that has a higher pixel resolution than the rest of the page. Otherwise you’d have no way to include a high-res image on your page design.Neil

Hi Francisco,All the viewers in DPS 2015 have pinch and zoom enabled for all content. It doesn't matter the format of the .article, and there's no way to turn off the feature.Neil

Andrei is the expert in this stuff and he's on vacation at the moment. When he's back I'm sure he'll jump on this thread to provide guidance.Neil

There’s a whole bunch of things it should do:1) Navigate to any collection by name, optionally specifying whether it should open to browse view or content view2) Navigate to an article within the context of a collection, optionally to a position within the article3) Navigate to an art...

Not at the moment. Nate and I were just talking with engineering yesterday about how to add support for this though. Hopefully in the next few releases!Neil

Challenge accepted Here's a modified version of Rupert's script that loops through the first level of subfolders in your selected starting folder and generates a .article file from the .indd files inside those folders. The resulting .article file is saved into the subfolder.var srcFolder = Folder.s...

Hi Bruce,Purchasing is only available from the browse page of a collection or the paywall. The price shows either when the reader taps "buy" in the top right of a collection's browse page, or when they tap "view purchase options" on the paywall screen.Neil

It doesn't really matter. I usually use the same for iOS and Android just for my own sanity though Neil

Hi Cindy,Our recommendation is to just create the app in the same project and re-use all your iOS content. There are so many screen aspect ratios in the Android world it just isn't worth the effort to try and make new layouts of your content in InDesign to accommodate. The DPS 2015 viewers will all ...