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Can I control navigation in Acrobat 3D using the keyboard? Tony DeYoung – Jul 24, 2006 Quick tip on how to create 3D keyboard navigation shortcuts such as rotation, movement, speed, and specific model motion. Topics: Merge and combine files, Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		2709		07/24/2006
Automating Redaction with Acrobat JavaScript Thom Parker – Jul 17, 2008 Redaction, or selectively removing content from a PDF, is an important part of distributing PDFs that contain sensitive information. In Acrobat, redaction was added as a standard tool. With the release of Acrobat 9, redaction is available for automation in JavaScript. This means you can create a one-click or batch-redaction solution. But, there is some work that needs to be done to set this up. Topics: Review & approve, Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		8988		07/17/2008
Working with date and time in Acrobat JavaScript Thom Parker – Apr 14, 2006 Dates and times, both separately and together are useful, if not absolutely necessary, for a variety of PDF-document applications. The first, and probably the most common, use is for a date or time field on a form. Examples include the date on which the form was filled out, birthday, expiration date, start and/or end time, hours worked, days rented and so on. All of these fields require an expression of time displayed as either a date or time string. Topics: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		1485		04/14/2006
Finding Page Boundaries Thom Parker – Sep 9, 2006 To script activities such as creating form fields and resizing pages it is necessary to know the dimensions of a document page. In PDF this can be a bit confusing because pages are bounded by several different Page Boxes. Topics: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		581		09/09/2006
Working with date and time in Acrobat JavaScript - Part 2 Thom Parker – May 28, 2006 Dates and Times are used for a multitude of purposes in PDF documents. The simplest use is displaying a Date or Time in a Form Field. One issue that always comes up is deciding how the date should be formatted. The code below writes the current date into a form field using a simple date format. Topics: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		1069		05/28/2006
Alert, Response, and other Popup Windows in Acrobat JavaScript Thom Parker – Jun 9, 2006 Popup Windows (dialogs) are an important component of Acrobat interactivity. Popup Windows provide the user with error messages, warnings, and other key information. They ask the user questions and collect input. Acrobat has several types of built-in Popup Windows (alert, response, and file open), as well as functions for creating custom dialogs. Topics: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		1333		06/09/2006
The Response Box: Part 2 of 5 on Popup Windows Thom Parker – Sep 7, 2006 In Part 2 of this series we explore the Response Box, which is used for collecting a simple input from the user. Enjoy! Topics: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		6580		09/07/2006
Working with date and time in Acrobat JavaScript - Part 3 Thom Parker – Jul 18, 2006 Clocks and timers are just fields that display a time. The problem with making a clock is that you need a way to continuously update the field. Conveniently, Acrobat JavaScript provides a function for creating a continuous timer. Topics: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		562		07/18/2006
Alert, Response, and other Popup Windows in Acrobat JavaScript - Part 2 Thom Parker – Jul 25, 2007 This series of tips introduces the Acrobat JavaScript Popup Boxes. Acrobat has a variety of these popup boxes, or dialogs, for alerting the user to important information and to collect input from the user. In Part 2 of this series we explore the Response Box, which is used for collecting a simple input from the user. Topics: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		1281		07/25/2007
The Document File Browser: Part 3 of 5 on Popup Windows Thom Parker – Oct 7, 2006 In Parts 3 and 4 of this series we explore the PDF File Browser Dialogs. Enjoy! Topics: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		5837		10/07/2006

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