Adobe Digital Publishing Suite User Manual
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The Adobe ID you use to sign in to the Folio Builder panel is tied to the Adobe ID (called the “Title ID”) you specify when creating the viewer app
in DPS App Builder. This Adobe ID should be assigned an "Application" role using the Account Administration tool.
For example, suppose that you belong to a company called Sporty and you publish magazines about kayaking and cycling. For best results, create
one Adobe ID called “[email protected]” and another called “[email protected].”
When creating and publishing folios about kayaking, use the kayaking Adobe ID to sign in to the Folio Builder panel and Folio Producer. When
creating the custom viewer app for kayaking, you specify the kayaking Adobe ID in the Title ID field in DPS App Builder. (The Adobe ID you use to
sign in to the DPS App Builder may be a different Adobe ID, depending on the settings in the Account Administration tool.)
Similarly, for the cycling app, you would use the cycling Adobe ID to create and publish folios, and you would specify the cycling Adobe ID as the
Title ID in DPS App Builder.
Folios you publish using the kayaking Adobe ID appear in the kayaking app. Folios you publish using the cycling Adobe ID appear in the cycling
app.
Creating delegate Adobe IDs (subscribers)
A delegate Adobe ID is attached to a specific publishing account and can be used only for that account. If you want to use an email address as a
delegate Adobe ID, use the Account Administration tool to create the Adobe ID. If you use a different method to make an email address an Adobe
ID, that email address cannot become a delegate Adobe ID.
If you’re a Professional or Enterprise subscriber, use the Account Administration tool to assign a different role to the Adobe ID so that you can use
it to create an application or to sign in to the DPS App Builder. See Account Administration tool.
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