Hi Tommy,No, this isn’t possible at the moment. You’d have to put them in a collection called “Assets” or something, and then have the customer explicitly download those to guarantee offline viewing.Neil

Don’t add the PDF articles to the collection at all. Just navto:// them by name directly. We call those “orphan” articles and they will open in their own view and won’t impact your collection structure, just like a PDF in HTMLResources would have.Neil

Hi Tommy,Why can't you replicate this with a .article file? If you use a navto link to go to the .article that is just your PDF it will, effectively, open it in its own window and when you close it you will be back to where you were. The "close" action is the back button in the UI instead of close, ...

See http://status.adobedps.com/ for updates.Neil

Also make sure you are pressing the "preflight" button in the top right of the content page of the dashboard after you make your content changes in the dashboard before you attempt to look for the changes on the device.Neil

Hi Paul,You should be able to force a refresh by doing any of the following:1) Leaving the collection you updated and going back into it2) Running a different app on your phone and then coming back to the Preflight app ("backgrounding and foregrounding the app")3) (in our upcoming release) Pull down...

You can just create one copy of the HTML article files since it'll fill the screen and be responsive, and add that one article to both the phone and tablet collections.Neil

If you’re using the preflight app from the store, the orientation we show the content in is the orientation you were actually holding the device when you were on the project screen.Neil

It's not linear, it builds out a tree. Every time you tap on a card or a navto:// link to something outside of the collection it's a down navigation in a navigation tree that's being built as the reader navigates.We'll come up with a name that won't be confusing Something like goto://browsepage or ...

Can you post a screenshot?Neil