Yes, you can install both. You should run multiple versions of InDesign. Use InDesign CS6 or CC2014 for the earlier DPS workflow (with Folio Builder), and use any version of InDesign for DPS 2015.When you go to update InDesign, choose Advanced Options and then turn off the setting to remove the prev...

Thanks, Neil. I'll remove my reply.

‌There are instructions in the back of the Quick Start Guide. Let us know if you have questions.

‌Which Mac OS version are you running? I have heard reports that the article packager doesn't work properly on earlier Mac OS versions.

‌For iOS, iPads are tablets and iPhones are phones.For Android, any device with a screen width of 600 dpi or less is considered a phone.For Windows, phones are not yet supported, so any device running Windows 8.1 is considered a tablet.

You don't need to rebuild the app, but you need to re-sign it using the new mobile provision file.Specifically, when you add new devices in the Apple Developer Center, you need to do the following:1. Edit your developer mobileprovision files, and select the newly added UDIDs. Download that mobilepro...

‌You need to create a collection and add the article to the collection. Please see the Quick Start Guide or watch the videos to see how to take the next steps: Digital Publishing Solution | Beta Resources

Appendix A of the Quick Start Guide also provides instructions for setting up iOS certificates (it's copied from the step-by-step guide). Appendix B teaches you how to create an Android certificate.

The plan is to support Videos as a type of content, along with articles and banners. Until videos are supported as a content type, one option is to create either an HTML article or InDesign-based article that opens and plays the video. Another option is to add a URL action to a banner that displays ...

Yes, that's correct. At this time, we support only single-orientation apps—portrait only or landscape only. At some point in the near future, we're going to support both portrait and landscape articles within the app. But there are no plans to support dual-orientation articles in which you rotate th...