You can use navto://article_name to navigate to any article within the app, even if it's in a different collection.Navigating to other collections is not yet supported, though it is planned.Are you also asking about linking to content from outside the app?

Sorry, Louise. I must have been tired when I wrote that message. I think you were using the signing tool used to sign Android apps for DPS. The signing tool is available in the Apps section of the Portal, in the upper right corner. You should have a signing tool that looks like this:Are you using a ...

‌It looks like you're using the web-based signing tool for DPS App Builder. Have you downloaded the signing tool from the DPS beta resources page? (www.adobe.com/go/dps_beta_resources) Make sure that you are using a Mac computer and that you have downloaded the signing tool from the Apps section of ...

You don't need to create new .p12 development and distribution certificates. You use those same certificates for all your apps. But for the second app, you need to create an new App ID and mobile provision files based on that App ID. If you're enabling push notifications, you also need different .p1...

‌Ask the users to go to www.adobe.com (or any Adobe service) and sign up for an Adobe ID.

Digital Publishing Solution | Beta Resources(or Digital Publishing Solution | Beta Program‌ if you haven't signed up)

You might want to use iTunes to double-check the UDID string. Some third-party methods provide an incorrect UDID.

Are you referring to the "Link Reference" option? If so, you make that up. The common practice is to use the "reverse DNS" format: com.company.application. For example, Adobe Inspire might use com.adobe.inspire. Let us know if that's not what you're referring to.

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That's odd. Smooth Scrolling works for me. When you exported the document, you selected "Smooth Scrolling," right?