Tutorials: Enhance PDF using JavaScript

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Creating a close-all-docs menu item Thom Parker – Aug 23, 2011 Some software applications include an option for closing all currently open documents. This is a way of cleaning off the slate, so to speak. It is a common feature in creative applications, such as Adobe Photoshop, where the user typically works with many files at once. There are times when Acrobat is used in this way, but Acrobat does not have such an option. Not to worry. In this tutorial, we’ll walk through the process of creating a “Close-all” menu item. Even if you don’t have an immediate need for it, you’ll find the information useful and instructive for many other types of automation activities in Acrobat. Topics: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered: Acrobat X Pro, Acrobat X Standard, Acrobat X Suite		3753		08/23/2011
Executing Acrobat Menu Items from JavaScript Thom Parker – Jun 30, 2008 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: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		13027		06/30/2008
Programming List and Combo fields in Acrobat and LiveCycle forms - Part 1 Thom Parker – Sep 18, 2007 There are times when entries in a Combo box or List field need to be changed on the fly. For example, a parts order form might include two drop-down lists (combo fields); one for selecting an assembly and one for selecting a part within the assembly. Each time a different assembly is selected, the list of parts needs to be changed to reflect the correct assembly parts for that selection. Topics: Create and analyze forms, Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		8858		09/18/2007
How do I check for layers, comments and forms in a collection of PDF files? Lori DeFurio – Jan 23, 2006 Quick tip on how to check for layers, comments/markup, or form fields in a collection of PDF files. Topics: Create and analyze forms, Review & approve, Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		5401		01/23/2006
“Where is” Series, JavaScript in Batch Processing Thom Parker – Jul 7, 2006 Batch Processing is a way for Acrobat to operate on large numbers of documents. For example, to split documents, add stamps, fill in document metadata, etc. To do batch processing the user first builds a list of commands (or actions) called a Batch Sequence. Topics: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		4044		07/07/2006
How to make a toggle button in Acrobat 9 Thom Parker – Oct 29, 2009 In this tutorial, learn the technique for creating a Toggle Button using Acrobat 9 and Acrobat JavaScript. Topics: Create and analyze forms, Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered: Acrobat 9		19632		10/29/2009
How do I add interactivity to my 3D objects? Tony DeYoung – Oct 24, 2006 Quick tip on how to create a button with JavaScript that can show/hide an embedded 3D object. Topics: Merge and combine files, Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		4086		10/24/2006
Flash buttons for PDF documents Thom Parker – Aug 14, 2008 In this tutorial, learn how to use the Rich Media Annotation feature in Acrobat 9 to build Flash buttons for use in PDF documents. Topics: Review & approve, Merge and combine files, Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered: Acrobat 9		17598		08/14/2008
Automating bookmark creation with Acrobat JavaScript Thom Parker – Aug 7, 2008 PDF bookmarks are normally created during the conversion from the original format or manually in Acrobat. But there are some situations where neither of these methods is satisfactory. Topics: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		10962		08/07/2008
Acrobat guru shares 101 favorite tips, tasks as free eBook Kurt Foss – Nov 7, 2007 Adobe Acrobat guru Ted Padova has compiled in eBook format 101 of his favorite tips and frequently used tasks in Acrobat, JavaScript and LiveCycle Designer, and is offering the 55-page document as a free download. Topics: Create and analyze forms, Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered: Acrobat X Pro		13673		11/07/2007

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