OBJECT TYPE: Slideshow – Automatically generated when a new state is created in Object States palette. OBJECT TYPE: Hotspot – Automatically generated when ADD: LINK button is engaged in mag+ Object palette.
OBJECT TYPE: HTML – Allows HTML and web elements to be incorporated into and alongside standard Block elements. OBJECT TYPE: Block – Any design element drawn or framed in an InDesign template.
Note: The length of the “A” layer effects rate at which the opacity comes into view. Knockback – An added color at a specified opacity that appears above the “B” layer as the “A” layer is advanced. You can choose the color in the plugin it will show when image contains transparency. Plain English and characters allowed.īackground – The area behind the “B” layer. Established by designer in mag+ vertical. Name – The vertical identifier found within the app scrubber above the thumbnail. Established in mag+Vertical palette by designer. XML and rich media assets are stored here via Export and bundled via Create MIB. Issue/Export Folder – The folder accessed from both the plugin and Production Tool. Can also disable with a double-tap on device OR permanently enable with the “Deactivate Double-Tap” box.ī-Pinned Blocks – Objects on the “A” layer or “B – Slide - pinned blocks” layer that will move to a specified edge when the device is rotated.ī-Main Content Slide – The name of a “B” layer image, which moves in screen-size chunks, as opposed to the free-scrolling “A” layer elements Can disable in mag+ Vertical palette by checking “No A-Layer”. Popup content can be stacked infinitely through the z-axis (front to back)Ī-Main Tower – A stack of “A” layer items, usually a column of text. End-user taps icon and/or clickable area to engage popup content. Popup layers hold content to be viewed upon activation command established by designer. Popup Layers – A layer dedicated each of the three core layers listed below. Options are hyperlink, jump-link, popup or HTML window.ĭevice Bezel – An overlay in the InDesign template to show safe image areas in both orientations on the iPadĭevice Portrait/Landscape – An overlay mask of an iPad or other device. Not a visible layerĬlickable Area – Location of triggers set by designer. Specialties include supporting customers in print + digital/online publishing, advertising, accounting, legal, medical, international manufacturing, web development, document management, and enterprise resource planning (ERP).Media Area – Location of media assets when added via mag+ Object palette.
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He also led training and software technical support for North and South America for an international imaging/document management company.įrom desktop support, enterprise datacenter management, infrastructure, co-location, building cloud solutions, to software development, Carlos has the necessary background to tackle any size project. He has jointly maintained co-locations in two physical datacenters in the USA, as well as Azure Cloud Hosting serving customers in North America, Australia/New Zealand, and India. Carlos previously served as webmaster for a news website and managed co-location for 420 websites at a Fortune 500 company. While with DPS, Carlos has served in the role of IT Architect. He is fluent in both English and Spanish.Ĭarlos has been with DPS since 2010. Eighteen years of that experience is working in and supporting IT, Online, and Advertising for large corporations. Specialties include supporting customers in print + digital/online publishing, advertising, accounting, legal, and real estate.Ĭarlos has 25+ years of experience in Information Technology supporting in an enterprise setting for a wide variety of small to medium sized businesses. Prior to that, Scott worked in a divisional lead IT Architect position, managing servers and networks for on-premises and co-located datacenters, as well as large project management.įrom enterprise server and infrastructure management, datacenter and co-location management, building cloud solutions, managing software development, to project management, Scott has the necessary background to tackle any size project. Before joining DPS in 2008, Scott was Director/Information Technology at a Fortune 500 company business unit. Scott is originally from New York’s Catskills Region, where he started the first Dial-up Internet Service in the area in 1995.Īt DPS, Scott has jointly maintained co-locations in two physical datacenters in the USA, as well as Azure Cloud Hosting serving customers in North America, Australia/New Zealand, and India. Scott currently resides in New York’s Finger Lakes Region with his family. Scott has 25+ years of experience in Enterprise Information Technology.
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