I am wondering if it is possible to have a button that would link to a live webpage that could actually show up and appear within a page in a pdf document.
Is this possible at all?
Thanks!
Robert
(PS - I do know it can load a link in an external browser:)
Can you embed a live webpage into a pdf?
2011-02-26 11:18:12
My Product Information:
Acrobat Pro 9.4.2, Macintosh
Acrobat Pro 9.4.2, Macintosh
2011-02-26 12:53:53
#2
Thom,
Thanks for replying. I am not Flash person but will do my best.
Can you explain where I would learn about the use of Flash Rich Media Annot to display this data?
1. What steps do I need to complete to embed the HTML information into the Flash?
2. Do I have to use flash and somehow load the HTML in?
3. I assume I use the Multimedia tools in Acrobat to then load the Flash FLV file?
Thanks for replying. I am not Flash person but will do my best.
Can you explain where I would learn about the use of Flash Rich Media Annot to display this data?
1. What steps do I need to complete to embed the HTML information into the Flash?
2. Do I have to use flash and somehow load the HTML in?
3. I assume I use the Multimedia tools in Acrobat to then load the Flash FLV file?
2011-02-26 14:54:16
#3
To a Flash/Flex developer this is a trivial issue, displaying an HTML page. But if you are not a flash developer it is impossible to do on your own. It requires flash/flex development tools and the skills to use them. So your best bet is to find a SWF (not FLV) that already displays a web page of your choosing. I don't know if such a SWF exists, and is available, but it wouldn't surprise me if you could find a free download on the internet. This is a Flash/Flex issue. It's got nothing to do with PDF.
Once you have such a file it's a simple matter to load it into an RMA in a PDF. To do this use the Rich Media tool in Acrobat 9 Pro. This site is chuck full of tutorials and videos on Rich Media.
Once you have such a file it's a simple matter to load it into an RMA in a PDF. To do this use the Rich Media tool in Acrobat 9 Pro. This site is chuck full of tutorials and videos on Rich Media.
2011-02-27 09:22:34
#4
Here's a place where you may be able to find the SWF you need.
http://ffiles.com/flash/web_applications_and_data/
http://ffiles.com/flash/web_applications_and_data/
2011-03-01 13:25:52
#5
I found another gold mine for SWF and FLA files : http://www.flashkit.com/movies/
:-))
:-))
Thom Parker
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