Do you know when acrobat.com server will be back up? Thank you.

Bob,

Does today's release only affect folio builder or do you also release the

producer tools today?

—Johannes

(mobil gesendet)

Another succesful update? Because from Folio Panel, customer sees somethink like this... <sigh> Yes, i've sent him direct link for download, but you know, it should JUST WORK.

Since updating the folio builder this morning, we’re having trouble with articles that do not have exactly the size / aspect ratio of the iPad screen (Folio_h=1024 x 768 pixel, Folio_v=768 x 1024 pixel). We have a lot of article, that are bigger/”longer” than the iPad aspect ratio, and the reader could just swipe the page vertically. Now the folio builder gives an error message when the size of the article is “wrong”.  What do we need to do to be able to publish like we did before? We need a quick solution for this – we need to publish our daily app tonight!

Alexander: Are you having the same problems when simply importing the articles instead of simply adding them?

Since updating the folio panel about 20 minutes ago, every time I add or remove an article, my folio panel no longer works? I can't see any of the documents within the panel or open any indesign files via it! Its really annoying and was fine up untill I updated, I now have to quit indesign every time I want to add or take out a page.

Hi, I updated my version and something hapens to my sounds. Every links, buttons linked with sounds stopped to work. I created a new folio with only the button and a mp3 file, when I try to upload it returns the following error:

Any idea?

Thanks.

Thank you so much

Bob: in short, every time Adobe updates Folio Builder, there will need to update our custom viewer.

And after this update, I've to submit it to Apple. Am i right?

hi

downloading the stuff i already dowlonaded AND installed the FolioProducerTools

as mentionned here :

1. Exit InDesign.

   For best results, exit all Adobe applications.

2. Install the Folio Producer tools.

   Windows: Download Folio Producer tools (Windows)

Unless you have a good reason to use an older set of tools, such as ensuring compatibility with an existing viewer app, install the most recent update of the tools.

The Folio Producer tools installer installs the Overlay Creator panel, a required InDesign plugin, and the Desktop Viewer.

and now i read here in this thread that

Should you update the Folio Producer tools?

If you're in the last stages of publishing a folio, if you have an important presentation coming up, or if you created a custom viewer using a previous set of tools and don't want to update your viewer app yet, install only the Folio Builder panel.

If you install the new Folio Producer tools and create a folio, you cannot view it in the current Adobe Content Viewer on the iPad (until Apple approves the new version) or with a custom viewer app that hasn't been updated to v19. If you try to open a new folio in an older viewer, a "Please update your app" message appears.

Too late ... Confusing ...

Why isn't this mentionned  here and in the right order ???

OK, I've been reading through these posts and panicking about current work I need to have launched very soon. When signing in to the folio builder I was told I needed to update my tools before proceeding so, as with every other Adobe update, I downloaded all updates and applied them.

Then, like so many others, when trying to test the app on an iPad I was asked to update my viewer app and I started trawling through these discussions to try and understand what was going on.

I definately feel like there should have been some warning about this, sure maybe I should spend time reading through all the update notes and such when this occurs - but the truth is that many don't have the time to stop everything and read through a heap of documentation. I usually get the updates done so I can finish my work - and come back at a later stage to see whats new in the updates.

Either way, I've uninstalled the Folio Producer tools and re-installed the previous version.

So now what am I to do? If I re-upload my folio's will they now work with the Viewer App? What about my custom viewer App that I've had approved by Apple for the launch? Do I need to get it re-approved as I certainly don't have time for that to happen? If so, can I uninstall the Folio Produced tools and re-install the previous version and then still use the current Custom Viewer App?

As quoted from the installation instructions courtesy of Bob:

"You also have the option of updating the authoring tools when a new version is released. When you update the authoring tools, any folio you publish is no longer compatible with a custom viewer created with a previous set of tools. For example, suppose that you used Viewer Builder 1.2 to create a custom viewer that you submitted to the app store. To continue creating folios for that custom viewer, keep using the v12 Folio Producer tools (installer 1.0). Do not update to installer 1.1 or later until you are ready to create and submit a new version of the custom viewer to the store. However, you should update the Folio Builder panel whenever the Folio Producer is updated on the web."

This does not make sense to me, particularly with the issues we've had here int hepast, can anyone advise? Thanks.

To try and understand this, it would seem that every time the Folio Builder panel has to be updated, I then have to update the tools as well. When I do this, nothing then works, and the viewer app has to be resubmitted and reapproved.

This is going to happen every two months, or every time Adobe releases an update. Is this correct?

And it's also correct that this morning, if I update the Folio Builder (as I HAVE to do because I can't access anything any other way), nothing will then work, and I will not be able to release the next iPad edition on time, again.

"To try and understand this, it would seem that every time the Folio Builder panel has to be updated, I then have to update the tools as well."

No, this is incorrect. As Bob says in the first post:

"If you're in the last stages of publishing a folio, if you have an important presentation coming up, or if you created a custom viewer using a previous set of tools and don't want to update your viewer app yet, install only the Folio Builder panel."

So, when you get a message telling you to update your Folio Builder panel in CS 5/5.5, you only have to update the panel (one installer). You do not have to update Folio Producer tools as well (run two different installers).