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Device Central is the next generation of mobile

emulation and includes new features such as proﬁle

updates, memory and performance options, and cus-

tom device sets.

Device Central provides mobile content developers and

testers with an easy way to create and preview mobile

content on a variety of devices. Adobe Device Central

displays realistic skins of a wide range of mobile de-

vices that show you what the devices look like and how

your content appears on those devices. This enables

you to interact with the emulated devices in a way that

simulates real-world interactions, including testing

different performance levels, memory, battery power

levels, and types of lighting.

Device Central provides a library of devices to choose

from. Each device has a proﬁle that contains informa-

tion about the device, including the media and content

types it supports (that is, the content that can be used

on an individual device such as screen savers, wall-

paper, and stand-alone Adobe Flash Player). You can

search through available devices, compare multiple

devices, and create custom sets of the devices you use

most.

Device Central supports different media formats in-

cluding Adobe Flash, bitmap, video, and web formats.

You can use different media formats to create different

types of content such as screen savers or wallpaper.

The Emulator tab in Device Central is designed to

simulate content on mobile devices in a realistic way.

You can test various media types such as Flash, bitmap,

and video, and apply them as different content types,

such as stand-alone player, wallpaper, or screen saver.

Note: Testing with the Emulator tab cuts the cost and

time of testing on mobile devices, but should never

replace testing on actual devices. Use Device Central

for initial tests as you develop content and then use real

devices for ﬁnal testing.

If you are testing Flash content, for a content ﬁle to

appear on the Emulator tab on a speciﬁc device, the

device must support the Flash Lite version and content

type that the ﬁle uses. For example, if you have a SWF

ﬁle created in Flash that requires Flash Lite 2 and you

try to test the ﬁle on the Emulator tab on a device that

only supports Flash Lite 1.1, the ﬁle does not appear.

(In this case, try going to the Available Devices list,

group the devices by Flash Lite version, and double-

click one of the devices that supports Flash Lite 2.)

To test a Flash Lite document in a device, choose

Control > Test Movie.

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