When you create a link to open a page, select the file to open and click Open, the Specify Open Preference dialog box opens. Click the second radio button where you see: New Window and click OK. When you click the link, your current document remains open while the linked file opens in Acrobat/Reader.
Note that you can also nest actions in the Button Properties. If you want to select more than one file to open, just add a new Open a file action.
—ted
The author of numerous books on Acrobat, Photoshop, Illustrator and the Adobe Creative Suite, and an international speaker on Adobe Acrobat, Ted Padova is a well-known PDF guru.
1) is there a way to define the target of links in pdf files ? I have a pdf file with (html) links and I want that clicking that links opens a new browser window OR that the content is displayed in the full browser window if the pdf was displayed in a frame (this is very important for me !) ! Is there somthing like the target="_top" option of the HTML ?
2) is there a way to obtain what I have described in point 1) directly from the LaTeX source (with hyperref package) ?
I have to do important work and these points are fundamental for me.
Note: the acrobat reader is opened in a frame in the html page, and from that frame i want to open a new page or to display the content in the top page (full current window of the browser)...
Note that you can also nest actions in the Button Properties. If you want to select more than one file to open, just add a new Open a file action.
—ted
The author of numerous books on Acrobat, Photoshop, Illustrator and the Adobe Creative Suite, and an international speaker on Adobe Acrobat, Ted Padova is a well-known PDF guru.