True." Hi there, my name is Rufus Deutscher, worldwide design evangelist at Systems. In this short clip, I will be showing you how easy it is to get your InDesign content to your iPad using the Digital Publishing Suite. Specifically, I'll be showing you how you can create a single one-off issue. But before we begin, let me show you what I mean. Now we're looking at my iPad, and the first thing you'll notice is that the icon of the application that we're going to create is a custom-made icon that makes this publication unique. And this is something that we can very easily do. Let's open the publication. The second thing, being a single issue, this document opens with the cover and not the usual library that we are used to seeing in the content viewer. Of course, once we're in the cover, we can then browse through the pages. Here we have an advertisement, and then we have a table of contents and the feature article, which includes all of the interactivity that we've included inside of our InDesign document using the overlay creator panel. Now, there's a couple of other things that we have in this viewer. If I click on the page itself, we see that down here we have a horizontal scroll bar that allows me to very quickly move from one article to the other. Also, if I click here on the table of contents, what we see is that we have all of the articles that cover the table of contents, the feature article. But notice how the advertisement that is part of this document is not inside of the table of contents on the iPad. This is something that we can set when we're using the folio producer tools in the Digital Publishing Suite. Then,...
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