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Executing Acrobat Menu Items from JavaScript Author: Thom Parker Acrobat provides a huge range of functionality through its menu items. Unfortunately for the scripter, much of this functionality is not directly available through the JavaScript DOM. But there is one glimmer of hope: Acrobat JavaScript does have a function for executing the Acrobat menu items. While not perfect, this function allows the scripter to provide shortcuts to the user and automate some functionality not available in the JavaScript DOM. Topics JavaScript Type HTML	8,461	06/30/2008
Enabling 3D Document-based Communication and Collaboration: Part 1 of 4 on 3D in Acrobat 9 Pro Extended Author: Rak Bhalla Part 1 of a 4 part series on how to use the new 3D capabilities in Acrobat 9 Pro Extended. This article covers 3D PDF templates, 3D commenting, and enhanced control over measurement markups Topics 3D, Acrobat 9 Type HTML	5,577	07/01/2008
Basics of Animation in Acrobat 3D Toolkit Author: Adobe Systems Learn how to create exploded views or keyframe-based animations for assembly and disassembly instructions. Topics 3D Type HTML	3,835	11/14/2006
Optimizing the Acrobat 3D Toolkit User Interface for Various Workflows Author: Adobe Systems Learn how to access the many features available in the Acrobat 3D Toolkit and set up the right environment to simulate your technical illustration process. Topics 3D Type HTML	2,887	11/14/2006
Optimizing File Import for Acrobat 3D Toolkit Author: Adobe Systems Learn how to optimize CAD file imports for maximum performance, use polygon reduction, and edit and create materials. Topics 3D Type HTML	2,896	11/14/2006
Securing Legal Documents and Information eSeminar. Author: Rick Borstein This eSeminar covered password, certificate and policy-server security. Topics Security Type HTML	2,509	02/14/2008
LiveCycle Designer ES Form Fragment Tutorial Author: Stefan Cameron "Form fragments" allow you to extract common elements, such as a form header and footer, across multiple forms and place them in a separate file called a "fragment". By leveraging the form fragment feature, you can greatly reduce the complexity of your forms and improve maintainability. Topics Forms: LiveCycle Designer Type HTML	5,582	03/16/2008
Acrobat 9 in the Office – Wow! Author: Donna Baker Acrobat continues to offer new and interesting ways of incorporating features into PDFMakers, the menu items and toolbars installed into common Office products. Acrobat 9 is certainly no exception, and offers more customizations and multimedia features than ever. Check out what’s new. Topics 3D, Acrobat 9, Collaboration & Commenting, Getting Started, Rich Media Type HTML	11,637	06/17/2008
Stuffing Digital Envelopes Author: Donna Baker Adobe Acrobat 7 is designed to help you tame runaway e-mail: Use the Attachments tab to work with attached files. When you're ready, use an eEnvelope for secure delivery of a document and attachments. Topics Security Type HTML	1,987	08/19/2006
Automating Placement of Annotations Author: Thom Parker Automating the creation and placement of Markup Annotations on a PDF with Acrobat JavaScript is very similar to automating the creation and placement of form fields. But there are some major differences. Probably the biggest difference is the coordinates used for placing the annotation at a specific location on the page. Topics Collaboration & Commenting, JavaScript Type HTML	5,508	10/19/2007