Even if it sounds so delicious, be cautious and don't eat it as hot as

coming from the kitchen and download later

(mobil gesendet)

Am 17.01.2012 10:47 schrieb "Peter Villevoye" <forums@adobe.com>:

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   Re: Announcement (January 16) - Folio Producer tools update  created

by Peter Villevoye <http://forums.adobe.com/people/Peter+Villevoye> in *Digital

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This is really great news, in fact much of what was on my wish list Adobe has now provided. Thanks for listening Bob, this upgrade promises to push the boundary for interactive tablet publications in terms of user experience. Our only problem now is whether to revisit two book apps that are ready to publish or to revisit them first. We will need to test some of the new features against what we have done in the past, for example what will the effect of having used  Pan and Zoom on an image when it is rebuilt with the new Pinch and Zoom PDF?

I have no details but until someone from adobe can answer this, I will assume following: if a pinch and zoom is activated, the pinch-gesture will go to the pan and zoom, not the page.

interesting point here: Pinch the page to zoom onto a pan&zoom until it covers the whole screen, then activate it to pinch&zoom the image. will I be ever able to get out of that or the next page by swiping and pinching?

or do I have to double-tap the pan&zoom to reset it and then pinch the page down again?

—Johannes

Bob,

make a pan and zoom that covers (nearly) all the page. Pinch in the page

before activating the pan&zoom. now that the pan and zoom is activated,

you cannot pinch out the page.

This is what I imagine will happen ... until I get my hands on the new

tools.

—Johannes

Right. I believe the Apple approval process is generally 10-14 days.

Wonder how long ago it was submitted for approval.

Thanks, Bob B.

Following your link I found a link to previous releases of Folio Producer Tools (but not Folio Builder panel).

If anyone else needs them: http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/collection.jsp?collID=4&platfor m=Macintosh

I'm trying and failing to do a first-time install of Folio Builder in InDesign CS5.5 on Windows 7.

After installing Folio Producer Tools and Folio Builder Panel I start InDesign, go to  Windows->Extensions->Folio Builder and the Folio Builder says "To start the digital publishing authoring process, please download the update for the Folio Producer components and relaunch your application."

Windows->Extensions->Overlay Creator is grayed out (disabled.)

I've updated Adobe Air, uninstalled and re-installed InDesign CS5.5 and the Folio Producer / Folio Builder Panel compents as well as disabled/re-enabled DigitalPublishing in Extension Manager. Nothing activates the extension.

What am I missing?

Thanks.

Super, thanks Bob and Bob !!!

That's exactly why you should NOT have upgraded your tools !

You should have waited until you can work your way back from the end of the workflow (wait for your own or at least Adobe's upgraded and submitted Viewer to appear on the App Store), to the Folio's and Tools for InDesign (with new technical features) in the front of the workflow.

Read this page:

http://blogs.adobe.com/indesigndocs/2011/12/understanding-dps-tool-ver sions.html

And download the older tools (Mac or Win):

http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/collection.jsp?collID=4&platfor m=mac

http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/collection.jsp?collID=4&platfor m=win

Read the uninstall section of this page:

http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/916/cpsid_91689.html

Hi Bob,

unfortunately I find your post AFTER a whole day of trying to figure out what was wrong with my folio. I ended up with a complete mess in my computer, that even a new version of Folio Builder stopped working. After one more day of continuous installing/desinstalling everything is working again. Even better, this morning I saw that a new Viewer arrived in App Store. So my question is: why there were NO WARNING on a download page that software is incompatible with actual Viewer and that we should expect until new version is out? I saw in this forum that I'm not the only one having this problems.

Okay...I FINALLY got everything working. I uninstalled and reinstalled Adobe Air. I don't know if that helped as I think I was still unable to manually install Adobe Content Viewer at that point. (Reinstalling the Folio Tools would still not install Adobe Content Viewer either.) The only way I finally got everything to work was by creating a new folder inside Applications and choosing to install the Adobe Content Viewer into THAT folder instead of to the default Adobe folder. Ta-da!! That seemed to do it! I then moved the Adobe Content Viewer into the Adobe folder and now all is working perfectly. I have NO idea why it just would not install into the Adobe folder but at least everything is working now. Hope this helps someone!