March 3, 2018
by D. P. Story
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The second in the series on creating a rollover animation. In this demo, we use \texHelp* to create the same animation as in ro-autoanime.pdf, but the animation is not dismissed when the user exits the rollover-word. This enables the user … Continue reading
March 3, 2018
by D. P. Story
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In this demo file, which needs to be downloaded to your own computer and opened with Adobe Reader (or Acrobat), shows how to create a rollover animation. When the user rolls over the rollover-word, an animation is made visible and … Continue reading
September 14, 2016
by D. P. Story
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AeB Pro (ctan.org/pkg/aeb-pro), dated 2016/08/03 or later, defines what are called ‘JavaScript Helper commands’ to simplify the use of security restricted JavaScript methods within the docassembly environment. In this article, we discuss the newest JavaScript Help Command, \docSaveAs.
July 22, 2015
by D. P. Story
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This lengthy article covers topics that support proof reading PDF document that contain rollovers created by the AeB Pro package. The proofing takes place on paper; techniques, commands, and environments are provided to give a readable version of the rollover … Continue reading
June 28, 2015
by D. P. Story
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In this PDF file, we show how to perform a certify invisible signing of the document programmatically using aeb_pro and JavaScript methods.
February 25, 2014
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Part I and Part II used the command \prjinput, which is a variant of the LaTeX command \input. In this article, we discuss \prjinclude, a variant of \include. As with \prjinput, \prjinclude works with the optional attachments options and is … Continue reading
February 25, 2014
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The first article in this series covered the basics of optional attachments. Now we demonstrate some special effects with the popupmenu package. When the files are input using prjinput, a marker appears in the margin that gives the reader access … Continue reading
February 25, 2014
by D. P. Story
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AeB Pro can attach files through the option list of the aeb_pro package. In this first article, the notion of optional attachment is introduced. When optattachments is in effect, any optional attachments are attached to the PDF as it is … Continue reading
January 29, 2014
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This file demonstrates how to place a background color or graphic in a layer (OCG) using AeB Pro. The layer is set to be visible, but does not print. This makes it useful for creating an attractive digital document, so … Continue reading
July 14, 2011
by D. P. Story
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Shows how to position and size the floating window for a rich media annotation (RMA). Adobe Reader X or Acrobat X is required to see the different positions of the window. Version 9 hardwired the initial position of a floating … Continue reading
July 7, 2011
by D. P. Story
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In this article we catalog the standard skins available through the parameters of \btnAnime (not used in this article), ocgAnime and \animeSetup. We also explore some methods for changing the layout of the buttons, and for changing the buttons themselves. … Continue reading
July 7, 2011
by D. P. Story
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In this article, we show how to layout the control buttons to an AeB Pro anime in a customized way. Download: ocg_anime2.pdf Related articles: \btnAnime: Animation using Form Field Buttons with AeB Pro ocgAnime: Animation using OCG (Layers) with AeB … Continue reading