Nothing changes on the InDesign side.HTML articles are responsive. The big changes are in the app itself and publishing methods.

I will never equate you with the word idiot, Sandee, no matter how hard you try.

Forgot the link: https://helpx.adobe.com/digital-publishing-solution/help/building-windows-apps.html

You need to do this through the DPS dashboard. There’s an on line app builder there. Are you in the beta for the new DPS?

Sandee, Neil is alluding to the fact that there are no viewers for DPS 2015 unless you create one yourself.Without an Apple Developer account iOS is out of the question but you can build and install a Windows 8.1/10 app and use that since it doesn't require any certificates.

You can do it as long as it’s on the same spread. Create the button but don’t add an action just yet. Create a very small empty text frame and anchor the button to the frame. Add the frame to the other MSO and then select the button. You should have both MSOs as a choice for which to control.

Yes. The overlays haven’t changed at all but the panel is now simply called Overlays. If you don’t see it, you’ll need to install the tools on that machine.

Pre release is beta. Are you on the prerelease for Adobe Digital Publishing Solution?

Either sign up for the beta or move back to CC2014.

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