Hi,We do not currently support the reading API, nor the store/library API, with the new version of DPS. We do support a new set of APIs for HTML articles and web overlays that give you complete control (if you want) over how gestures are handled. This is very useful when you are doing rich interacti...

Tommy,Your summary is pretty much right. We'll check for updates whenever you go into a collection and whenever a browse page is shown. That refresh happens in the background though, so we don't interrupt the flow of the reader through the app. Once we know about the update we'll show the update pil...

One minor tweak to what Bob said: on Android it's 600 dp (device independent pixels). In reality it means phones are phones and tablets are tablets, even if they are big phones.This is the same logic for all three platforms that we use with the current DPS product.Neil

If you use an all-access subscription and your subscription expires you'll still be able to read anything that is locally stored on the device. However, once that content is removed you can't re-download it without paying for a new all-access subscription or (if offered) doing a single-item purchase...

I'll pass this along to Andrei who owns that page, but it's unlikely. The format we request is common for web work, and many tools (including Photoshop) will give you the HTML code you need to put in if you have RGB or CMYK values.Neil

We do not currently support hyperlinks to collections. You can link back to the first collection in the top level collection ("home") by using goto://ApplicationViewState/library.Neil

Good suggestion! I've passed this on to Andrei who owns this area of the product.Neil

Are you referring to accessibility or to searchable text when you say "important feature missing from the previous version of DPS"?Neil

Text created in InDesign is converted to PDF articles. The only way to have accessible article text is to create HTML articles.Neil

Hi Mark,All three viewers are accessible at launch. If the content is produced as HTML then the screen reading technology on each of the mobile platforms will be able to read the text of the articles as well.We don't currently support search or indexing, although it's on our list of things to consid...