Document Level Javascript

I don't have Acrobat 9 Standard, but in Pro, the menu item is "Advanced > Document Processing > Document JavaScripts". They change it every time.George

Thanks George. However in Standard that item is not awailable which is why I asked the question. There is a 'Document Action' on the same 'Advanced' menu, but it only gives the ability to execute a JavaScript when the Document is being closed, saved or printed, which does not assist me.
I think I will have to upgrade to Pro.
Again, many thanks,
David

First, you will need to open the JavaScript debugging console and then you should be able use this console interactively to add a document level script using the "addScript(cName, cSript)" method of the doc object. See the following example from the version 8 JS API.

Example
Create a beeping sound every time the document is opened.

this.addScript("My Code", "app.beep(0);");

A trick that can be used to open the JS console in Standard is to create a bookmark with the following JavaScript action:

console.show();

One could also add a menu option or tool bar button to perform the same action by creating a folder level JavaScript to add the action..

You are streets ahead of me.

How do I create a bookmark with the JavaScript action:
console.show()

Alternatively, how do I add a menu option to perform the same action by creating a folder level JavaScript to add the action?

I am sorry, but my hand needs holding in this area, as I have a lot to learn.

Thanks for the suggestions, anyway.

David