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In order to successfully publish a publication to Adobe DPS, the created files need to be available in a particular structure of the Enterprise system, meaning that each story should be in its own ...

Under rare circumstances, scenarios can occur where an issue exists on Adobe DPS but not in Enterprise Server, or the link between the issue in Enterprise Server and its published version on the Ad...

Info: This feature requires Enterprise Server version 9.1 or higher and Smart Connection 8.3.3 or higher. When using Smart Connection for InDesign to create content that is going to be pub...

The following is an overview of settings to use for setting up Output Devices in Enterprise Server to publish content to these devices through Adobe DPS. Info: Feel free to contribute to this page ...

The functionality of publishing content to Adobe DPS is provided through an Enterprise Server plug-in. This article describes how to integrate Adobe DPS in Enterprise to make it possible to publish...

Adobe folio files can be in one of the following formats: JPEG. Default format. PDF. Allows zooming in on the page. PNG. Ensures color consistenc...

When publishing an issue to Adobe DPS in PDF format, controlling the file size is important because it directly affects the time it takes for users to download it. The file size of the PDF is contr...

When displaying pages in the Adobe Content Viewer in portrait orientation, you have the choice of presenting the story on such pages in the following ways: Static, based on...

Under rare circumstances, a scenario can occur where an issue exists on Adobe DPS but not in Enterprise Server. As a result, the normal workflow of using Content Station to change the Public/Priv...

Under rare circumstances, a scenario can occur where an issue exists on Adobe DPS but not in Enterprise Server. As a result, the normal workflow of using Content Station to change the Free/Paid s...