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Full Screen Mode, Displays Oversize, Want it to Display at 100%

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2010-09-08 11:52:47
creativemind
Registered: Dec 17 2009
Posts: 25
Answered

So In the properties of my pdf I have it set to open FULL SCREEN so that I can see the page transitions.

But I also have it set to display at "Actual Size" which for some reason after I set it goes to 100%.

My problem is that on load of the PDF it continuously loads "filling the screen" and "over enlarging the document past 100% actual size."

How can I have the Document open to FULL SCREEN Mode but view at 100% and NOT Over fill and scale the document up?

Thank You!

Robert

My Product Information:
Acrobat Pro 9.3.1, Macintosh
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2010-09-08 17:49:50
#1
Merlin
Acrobat 9ExpertTeam
Registered: Mar 1 2006
Posts: 766
Hi,

put that JavaScript into the PDF as a document level script (Advanced menu > Document processing > Document JavaScripts)[i]app.fs.isFullScreen = true;
this.zoom = 100;[/i]

And don't check anything in the Initial view settings.

;-)

abracadabraPDF.net

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2010-09-08 18:02:18
#2
creativemind
Registered: Dec 17 2009
Posts: 25
Thank you so much for the reply, I just tried it and it worked great!

Thank you again.

Robert
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2010-09-08 18:20:17
#3
Merlin
Acrobat 9ExpertTeam
Registered: Mar 1 2006
Posts: 766
Merlin wrote:
And don't check anything in the Initial view settings.
Sorry: Simply don't check the "Full screen" option. Other are OK.

abracadabraPDF.net

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2010-09-28 09:08:47
#4
DoodleDo
Registered: Sep 28 2010
Posts: 8
Hi, I'm trying to achieve the same results but am an absolute novice with Java Script and can't get it to work. Can you tell me what is wrong with the script below, many thanks ...


function FullScreenTrue()
{
[i]app.fs.isFullScreen = true;
this.zoom = 100;[/i]
}
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2010-09-28 09:38:22
#5
Dimitri
Expert
Registered: Nov 1 2005
Posts: 1389
Hi DoodleDoo,

Unfortunately, the forums added tags when Merlin entered his code that do not belong in the code, in this case the [i] and [/i] tags in the code you copied. Try that same code but leave out those tags- I'll try it here but not sure if it is going to show up correctly or not-

app.fs.isFullScreen = true;
this.zoom = 100;

Hope this helps,

Dimitri

Dimitri Munkirs
WindJack Solutions
pdfscripting.com

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2010-09-29 09:41:44
#6
DoodleDo
Registered: Sep 28 2010
Posts: 8
Thanks for your reply Dimitri,

With a bit of fiddling, FINALLY got there!!

Should have taken Merlin's advice more literally, as in only enter the script he gave.

You need to delete the script that appears automatically ...

function FullScreen()
{
}

then enter the following amended script you offered ...

app.fs.isFullScreen = true;
this.zoom = 100;


Like I said , I'm an absolute JavaScript novice. Many thanks for your help

Chris
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2010-09-29 09:38:52
#7
UVSAR
Expert
Registered: Oct 29 2008
Posts: 1357
You don't need the function definition and brackets - the Document JavaScripts editor always gives you an empty function prototype when you create a new entry, but it'll only *execute* a function if it's called by name. If you delete the prototype and just type in the two lines of code Dimitri gave you, it'll run when the document opens.
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2010-09-29 09:43:07
#8
DoodleDo
Registered: Sep 28 2010
Posts: 8
Thanks UVSAR, just realised that myself and amended my response before you posted yours, many thanks anyway
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