Tutorials and articles
Get started quickly with Device Central CS3 by watching these short video tutorials and learn more by reading the articles below. Check back regularly as more video tutorials and articles will be added over time.
Video tutorials
Using the Device Central workspace
Understand the Device Central workspace and learn how to set preferences, work with device profiles, and create new mobile documents. Find out how to search for devices and take advantage of device profiles and sets in the workspace, including how to create a new device set and use the Search Devices filter.
Using Device Central with Photoshop
Discover how to use Device Central with Photoshop to create new mobile files, modify mobile content, test it in Device Central, and return to Photoshop to further modify your work.
Creating mobile content in Flash
Find out how to create mobile content using Flash and how to test it in Device Central.
Creating mobile content in Illustrator
Learn how to create mobile content in Illustrator and preview it in Device Central, including how to make adjustments to the illustration, and test it using different settings.
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Articles
Adobe mobile podcast series
Watch or listen to this podcast series aimed at creative professionals new to mobile, as Adobe host John Agger walks you through tutorials on mobile content creation. The Adobe Mobile Podcast series is created in partnership with Terry White's Creative Suite Video podcast and includes the following episodes:
Introducing Adobe Device Central CS3
Go behind the scenes with Adobe Product Manager Winston Wang, as he examines the promise and challenges of mobile and device authoring that inspired the release of Adobe Device Central CS3 —the new solution developed by Adobe specifically to help designers and developers minimize these challenges and focus on creating engaging mobile experiences.
What's new in Adobe Device Central CS3?
Winston Wang, senior product manager for mobile authoring at Adobe, talks about how Adobe Device Central helps demystify mobile development.
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