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Can anyone give me advice on how I should go about the transition from a pro account to just a CC membership single edition account.
I have many single edition apps live in the app store, all created with the pro licence, so how will I manage them/continue to support these single edition folio's with the CC single edition licence?
Cheers
Alistair

OK, interesting, so can you elaborate on "likely wont work?"
So say there is something in a later release say r28 and I need to update, I sign in to folio builder with the adobe ID I used with the pro account, but as that accounts has stopped, I can imagine I will get an error.
So would I need to create new ID's for all the apps or could I just register the ID's - it would be a pain to not be able to use the ID's that I've been using, ... or is there some other reason.
Sorry just read what you said again, "re-build in App Builder" Ok thats not such a pain, are you sure thats all?, so the ID's will still work?
Sorry to be a pain, I have 2 months left on pro account, and want to make sure I dont get any nasty surprises!!
Cheers
Alistair

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