Tutorials: Enhance PDF using JavaScript

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118 items found	TYPE	VIEWS	RATING	DATE
Entering Document Scripts Thom Parker – Jul 20, 2007 Document Level Scripts, also called Document Scripts or Document JavaScripts, reside at the top of the PDF document scripting hierarchy. These scripts are loaded and run when a PDF is opened in Acrobat. For all practical purposes they can be considered Document Open Scripts. Topics: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		8657		07/20/2007
Custom Dialog Boxes: Part 5 of 5 on Popup Windows Thom Parker – Oct 7, 2006 Because it would be impossible for Acrobat to provide for every possible popup dialog you might need, Acrobat 6.0 introduced a method for creating your own custom dialogs. Topics: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		8471		10/07/2006
Watermarking a PDF with JavaScript Thom Parker – Apr 21, 2011 Topics: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered: Acrobat X Pro, Acrobat X Standard, Acrobat X Suite		8347		04/21/2011
Acrobat X Automation Scripting Changes Thom Parker – Nov 22, 2010 Topics: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered: Acrobat X Pro, Acrobat X Standard, Acrobat X Suite		8244		11/22/2010
Baking Up a Batch of PDF files Donna Baker – Oct 19, 2007 It's interesting how often we perform the same tasks over and over, without realizing there's a better way to do it. Sure, it takes time to find a solution and then unlearn your previous work habits, but it is well worth the effort. Topics: Sign documents electronically, Printing & Prepress, Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		7975		10/19/2007
How do I customize a stamp? Lori DeFurio – Jan 23, 2006 Additional detail on how to ensure your dynamic stamps print even if these features are turned off in the Acrobat Print menu. Topics: Review & approve, Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		7949		01/23/2006
Automatically Add Buttons to a PDF Thom Parker – Jun 20, 2007 Acrobat automation with JavaScript can seriously short circuit the task of manually adding buttons to your PDF documents, especially large, non-form documents. But if it's not a form, why add buttons to a PDF? Answer: To make your document easier to use. Topics: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		7638		06/20/2007
Add a Custom Menu Item to Acrobat Thom Parker – Jun 7, 2006 Starting with Acrobat 5.0, Acrobat users, including Reader users, have the ability to add custom menu items to existing Acrobat menus. Topics: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		7587		06/07/2006
Inserting pages into a PDF with Acrobat JavaScript Thom Parker – Mar 8, 2008 One of the most common document-preparation tasks is inserting pages from one PDF into another PDF. Whether it’s simply appending documents or inserting individual pages into special locations, the Acrobat user interface can be very cumbersome when this is a frequent task. Fortunately, page insertion is also one of the easiest tasks to automate and has been part of the Acrobat JavaScript model since version 5. Topics: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		7341		03/08/2008
How to do (not so simple) form calculations Thom Parker – Jul 2, 2006 Acrobat provides threee options for creating form-field calculations. Topics: Create and analyze forms, Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		7248		07/02/2006