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Hi! I would like to know if there is any way we can keep the Bookmark section collapsed when the PDF is first opened by someone who is opening the PDF for the first time?
Thanks!
Hi! I would like to know if there is any way we can keep the Bookmark section collapsed when the PDF is first opened by someone who is opening the PDF for the first time?
Thanks!
Somethings to try.
When the output PDF is initially created, as a quality check, view the PDF.
In the Navigation Pane you'll observe "Options" in the upper right. Access the drop down menu and
select "Collapse Top-Level Bookmarks". Do a "Save As". Close the PDF. Open the PDF. The bookmarks will be collapsed.
In your authoring application, see if you can set the Bookmarks' expansion level.
In Adobe FrameMaker, using the PDF Setup dialog, one can select Default | All | None.
A selection of "None" would result in your desired setup upfront.
Although I may have missed something, I have not seen a similar choice in the PDFMaker associated with Acrobat 7 or 8 when authoring with MS Word.
PlantPDF has a plug-in to do this (not sure which version of Acrobat it is for).
[url]http://www.planetpdf.com/mainpage.asp?webpageid=637[/url]
You may want to look at 3rd Party plug-ins.
This article, by Duff Johnson, discusses a number of them.
[url]http://www.acrobatusers.com/articles/2007/02/bookmark_options/index.php[/url]
Use JavaScript.
There is a bookmark object associated with Acrobat JavaScript which has a property "open" which determines whether the bookmark shows its children in the navigation panel. The values are open | closed.
Perhaps a JavaScript, run via a Batch Sequence would help.
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