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• Publication: Represents a set of related issues. For example, a publication might
represent a particular magazine title.
• Issue: Represents a discrete unit of content to be downloaded as a whole. For
example, an issue might represent a single issue of a magazine title.
• Article: Issues are divided into one or more articles, each of which is created from
a single QuarkXPress project. Articles also allow issue creators to break issues down
into multiple QuarkXPress projects. Each article displays as an entry in the
automatically generated table of contents.
The content of your issues is stored on the App Studio Portal, which serves it to your
App Studio apps. For more information about creating App Studio issues, see "Creating
an App Studio issue."
The App Studio Publishing Portal also provides a way for you to create your own App
Studio app. This is basically a matter of supplying descriptive information about your
app and uploading some graphic resources. For more information, see "Creating an App
Studio app."
Understanding App Studio apps
To create an App Studio app, you simply enter some descriptive information and
upload your developer credentials. The Publishing Portal builds two versions of the
app: a build for testing on your device, and a build for submission to the App Store.
For more information, see "Creating an App Studio app."
Understanding layout families
A QuarkXPress project file can contain multiple layouts (for more information, see
"Projects and layouts" in "A Guide to QuarkXPress". When you create a digital layout,
if you select Both under Orientation, QuarkXPress will automatically create two
layouts for the chosen device, one with a Portrait orientation and one with a
Landscape orientation.
A layout family displayed in split view.
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