Using Adobe Digital Publishing Suite by Wood Brian

Author:Wood Brian [Wood, Brian]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 978-1-4403-3449-8
Publisher: F+W Media
Published: 2013-03-15T16:00:00+00:00

InDesign has a fair amount of built-in interactive features that we’ve been able to add to PDF and Flash content created InDesign. A folio supports most but not all of these interactive features.

Here’s what is supported by the digital publishing workflow:

• Video and audio (Media panel).

• Buttons (Buttons and Forms panel—CS6/CC, Buttons panel—CS5/CS5.5).

• Hyperlinks (Hyperlinks panel).

• Multi-State Objects (Object States panel).

• You can also create web content overlays, image sequences, pan and zoom images, panoramas and scrollable frames.

Here’s what isn’t supported by the digital publishing workflow:

• Forms (Buttons and Forms panel—CS6/CC, not available in CS5.5 and earlier anyway).

• Animation (Animation panel). There are a lot of other options for creating animated content, including HTML content and content from Adobe Edge Animate, or similar programs.

• Some hyperlink and button actions.

• Bookmarks, cross-references and page transitions.

Unfortunately, this listing I’ve given you is very generic and doesn’t take into account the different levels of support that the supported devices offer. To find out what DPS feature is supported on what OS/device, check out this chart: http://helpx.adobe.com/digital-publishing-suite/help/supported-feature-list.html.

NOTE: In interactive content, only basic transparency effects such as opacity and multiply are supported. Blending modes are not supported.

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