Difference between the App and Folio?

I have a monthly subscription for the professional edition of DPS, I'm not going to not to renew at the end of the month.

With this Professional Edition subscription, I released an app on the iTunes store.

My question is, once my Professional Edition subscription will expire, folios still will be fulfilled when customers download the application? I recently bought a package of 1000 folios, and so I would like those who would still be available for download even if the subscription has expired?

Once my subscription will expire, and sheets are all downloaded, I would like to re - publish the application with the basic creative cloud subscription.

Is this possible?

As I understand it, I always use the App Builder to build the application InDesign (unique folio). I always use Apple Application Loader to download on the iTunes store. But once the app is in the iTunes Store can't make more changes, etc. and of course I don't have access to the dashboard of DPS and analytics. Its a one-time shot so to speak.

My other question is, since I downloaded the application built in InDesign, it has always considered a folio and there download limits with just the creative cloud subscription? I looked at other threads on this forum and don't understand the difference between an application and a folio - aren't the same thing?

I spent 45 minutes on the phone with Adobe Gold support, and no one could answer this question. With the professional edition, monthly subscription, you get 250 download per month - is there a limit of downloads per month which comes with the subscription of creative cloud (hope this question makes sense).

Thank you!

Applications of several questions, you keep your subscription Professional Edition that we make so the questions. The app is just a shell that downloads questions. Readers to download the app on iTunes, but then must purchase / to subscribe/download individual sheets within that application. If you do not have an active account of Professional Edition then readers can download your app on iTunes, but will not be able to download any folios.

Single edition applications are applications with a single folio grouped inside. Once it is published on iTunes he lives right on iTunes. If you cancel your subscription creative cloud app still lives in iTunes and people can download and use it since the folio is included directly in the application.

There is no limit on Single Edition downloads because once you publish on iTunes they have nothing to do with Adobe. It's just an app in the store.

Neil

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