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The Document File Browser: Part 3 of 5 on Popup WindowsIn Parts 3 and 4 of this series we explore the PDF File Browser Dialogs. Enjoy!Topics: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered: |
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10/07/2006 |
Entering scripts for form fieldsForm-field scripts can be divided into two areas: scripts associated with actions performed on the instance of a field on a page (also called Widget scripts — a specific instance of a field is called a Widget), and scripts associated with the value of a field.Topics: Create and analyze forms, Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered: |
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09/18/2006 |
Finding Page BoundariesTo 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: |
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09/09/2006 |
The Response Box: Part 2 of 5 on Popup WindowsIn 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: |
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09/07/2006 |
The Document File Browser - Part 4Part 3 of this series introduced the Document File Browser function, app.browseForDoc(). While useful and a relatively easy to use function, it will only browse for PDF files and cannot be used from a document script. In this tip, a much for useful, general purpose file browser dialog is introduced. Unfortunately, it is also more complex to use.Topics: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered: |
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09/04/2006 |
Entering Page ActionsPage Actions are triggered by the opening and closing events on a PDF page in the viewer. These Actions are primarily useful for starting and stopping page related interactive features such as multimedia, timers, and animations, but the way in which these actions can be used is only limited by the imagination of the document developer.Topics: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered: |
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08/19/2006 |
Entering Document ActionsDocument Actions are JavaScript events triggered by printing, saving, and closing the PDF. These Actions give developers the opportunity to change the PDF before and after one of these activities (except for closing). Some uses for these actions are making a stamp visible before printing, changing a date field before saving, or shutting down a timer when the document is closed.Topics: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered: |
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08/15/2006 |
The Document File Browser - Part 3This series of tips introduces the Acrobat JavaScript Popup Boxes. There are a variety of these popup boxes, or dialogs, used both to alert the user to important information and to collect input. In Part 3 and Part 4 of this series we explore the PDF File Browser Dialogs.Topics: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered: |
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08/12/2006 |
Entering Folder Level ScriptsFolder Level scripts are important for automating workflows, modifying the Acrobat user interface, and providing custom programming resources to other scripts. These scripts are often called JavaScript plug-ins because in many ways they act like, and at the user level are indistinguishable from, an Acrobat plug-in.Topics: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered: |
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08/11/2006 |
Formatting Text FieldsAcrobat provides 2 events (script locations) for handling text field formatting.Topics: Create and analyze forms, Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered: |
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08/11/2006 |
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