Right, this is somewhat confusing, but it's working as designed. If a collection is set to "Content View" and is also added to the TLC (top-level collection), it opens to the first article (in Content View) if you launch the collection from another browse page, but it opens to Browse Page if you ope...

If your DPS 2014 direct entitlement services references DPS 2014-specific items such as accounts or folio names, you'll need to make adjustments to get your entitlement service to work with DPS 2015. For example, you should use Product IDs instead of folio names. Here are a couple of resources:Digit...

If you want to use the Folio Builder panel, use InDesign CS6, InDesign CC, or InDesign CC 2014. If you use InDesign CC 2015, you won't be able to use the Folio Builder panel. InDesign CC 2015 works only with the Digital Publishing Solution (DPS 2015). Specifically, you can use the Overlays panel and...

Here's an article about the steps you need to take to migrate your app from DPS 2014 (folios) to DPS 2015.Digital Publishing Solution Help | Stratagies for upgrading apps from DPS to DPS 2015

If you get a white screen when you launch the app, try this:(1) Make sure that you have created a start collection (sometimes called a "home" collection), and add that start collection to your top-level nav collection ("default" or "default tablet"/"default phone").(2) If you selected "Enable Previe...

I was mistaken about updating the collections. You just need to add the article to both phone and tablet collections and publish the article.

Oh, that's not being previewed on the desktop. That's an iPad. (It's displayed on the desktop using a tool such as QuickTime or Reflector). There is no desktop preview.

You're watching one of several videos in a series: Get started with Digital Publishing Solution | Adobe Digital Publishing Solution tutorialsIf you go to that tutorials page, you'll see a video called "Build Your App." Take a look at that video. (Direct link: How to create an app | Adobe Digital Pub...

Yes, you need to publish the article only once, and it will be available in the app.

You need to add HTML articles to both the iPhone-specific collection and the iPad-specific collection, but you don't need to publish them twice. The same articles can appear in both collections. The same fixed-layout articles (either iPad or iPhone) can appear in both IPad and iPhone collections wit...