When you select a device in the Available
Devices panel or Device Sets panel, Adobe Device Central displays
detailed information about the device in the Device Profiles panel. Adobe Device Central also
determines which sizes to propose for document creation on the New
Document tab. After sending a file for testing from an application
like Flash or Adobe Photoshop (or opening a file in a mobile format
from Device Central), you can double-click on a device in the Available Devices
panel or Device Sets panel to have Adobe Device Central load
the device information on the Emulator tab and start content playback.
Note: The
supported mobile formats are: SWF, JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF, WBM, MOV,
3GP, 3G2, M4V, MP4, MPG, MPEG, AVI, HTM, HTML, XHTML, CHTML, URL,
and WEBLOC.
You can navigate between applications and Adobe Device Central without
losing your device selection. Adobe Device Central preselects
the device of the most recently created file when you export your
file for testing. In Flash, if you bypass document creation in Adobe Device Central and
send a document for testing, Adobe Device Central uses
stand-alone Flash Player as the default content type and uses the
device that was selected in the last emulation session.