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1. Re: Is there any need for a 1536 x 2048 folio anymore? Do they even work with DPS v32?
BobLevine Dec 2, 2014 4:00 AM (in response to brian-bedesign)There has never been a need to layout pages at that size. 1024x768 is all
that is needed.
Stick with that page size, that folio size and PDF and you should be good
to go on all platforms with the exception of iPhone.
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2. Re: Is there any need for a 1536 x 2048 folio anymore? Do they even work with DPS v32?
Bob Bringhurst - Adobe Dec 2, 2014 5:00 AM (in response to BobLevine)You can add those 1536x2048 source files to 1024x768 folios. You'll want to make sure Pan and Zoom overlays look right, but everything else should be fine.
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3. Re: Is there any need for a 1536 x 2048 folio anymore? Do they even work with DPS v32?
brian-bedesign Dec 2, 2014 8:27 AM (in response to BobLevine)I think I'll advise my client to convert their current 2048 pixel folio to 1024 pixel height. Then have that 1024 build approved by Apple. Then push my new issue content into the approved App shell. The only time I needed a 2048 rendition is when the new retina iPads came out (mid-2012), and we wanted to take full advantage of the resolution. We also used a 1024 rendition for the iPad1s.
I suspect their 2048 folio is what is making their App in Content Viewer crash. Also, they didn't have a V or H in the filenames, which is what I was trained to do with naming each of my articles, so perhaps that's what's making it crash? I was surprised it would even upload/recognize an article without the V or H in the filename.
Does this sound like possible solution to fix the crashing? The other thing I noticed is that they didn't package their files with fonts and links for each article like I would (They had 20 indd article docs in one issue folder, then all images for all articles were in one links folder (named images, not links. Another suspect. Does Adobe prefer "Links" for the assets?).
If I could solve their crashing problem, I'd be their rock star.
Brian
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4. Re: Is there any need for a 1536 x 2048 folio anymore? Do they even work with DPS v32?
BobLevine Dec 2, 2014 11:22 AM (in response to brian-bedesign)You should be able to use the 2048 INDD files in a 1024 folio.
The V and H are good practice but for most files, it’s not really required anymore. It becomes more an issue with HTML articles and smooth scrolling articles.



