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• I am recording an interactive web form as an interactive PDF

  I am recording an interactive web form as an interactive PDF.

  The drop-down list of values are not be wrapped when the form is saved in PDF format. Please help!

  Just to be sure, we are on the same page (no pun intended), you say that you have a Web page that is not a pdf file which is a form and you want to turn into a file pdf with form fields. Basically to make a duplicate of the Web page, but in the form of pdf?

  If so, it can not be done with Acrobat Reader. Even with Acrobat, I do not think that this can be done automatically. You must print the Web page to PDF and then go and manually add the form fields.

  If you need something different, please provide more details.

• Text published on the Web site using edge animate appears dirty

  I decided to design an entire website using Adobe Edge animate that I know very little coding and I need the Web site are very interactive. However, the text that I publish on the website seems dirty and not clear/no crispy visually. Could you please help me solve this problem?  Here's a screenshot for your reference:

  

  The original and the screenshot is actually quite similar. I think the problem was that the text was be stretched to fill the page in the browser. Its now fixed.
  Thanks for your comments.

• Is it possible to make a PDF interactive on a Web site so that a user can submit the information and the information is sent to an e-mail account?

  Is it possible to make a PDF interactive on a Web site so that a user can submit the information and the information is sent to an e-mail account?

  Hi ayrtont99139624,

  Yes, you can create interactive PDF forms using Acrobat or InDesign that can be downloaded on the Web site in order to collect information from users.

  See the help link - below

  Acrobat: -.

  • Acrobat help. Create and distribute PDF forms
  • Use the form wizard | Adobe Acrobat DC tutorials

  InDesign: -.

  • Using InDesign | Dynamic PDF documents
  • Using InDesign | Forms | CC, CS6

  Kind regards

  Nicos

• Interactive PDF Web sound-problems buttons will not play on the other, and ugly gray boxes are visible

  When I export my interactive pdf file and open the html or swf file, it works exactly as I want it, but it works on my computer because I have all the links and resources on my computer included in a zip file. The only way I can get others to see it seems to be downloading the zip on dropbox and others who download and then extract files, which is not practical. I would like to integrate the interactive pdf on a Web site or a blog, so it does not directly on the page without having to download all the recources publishes the new web feature seems it might be a good solution, but when I try to publish, it is not working properly users.

  

  My project is to play several audio files on the other, so if a user clicks a button sound is read, and if you click on another button, the first sound will not stop, they will play together. So, for example, if you click on the top button, a beat will play, and if you click on the guitar slot, a guitar sound will play on the beat. It works fine on my computer in the swf or html file, but for some reason any when I publish it to the web, it will only play a sound at the same time. The pace will just stop playing if you click on one of the instruments, which makes the entire project useless. Another problem is that I can't seem to remove the gray boxes without taking away his ability to make it sound. The first photo is that it is supposed to look like, and here's what it looks like when I publish it to the web:

  

  In addition, as you can see, it does not export as interactive PDF, it exports an indd file. It's clickable and interactive however, just with a few bugs.

  Can someone either help me to correct the parameters in the function of online publication, or to teach me another way to incorporate the project on a blog or a website?

  Thanks in advance.

  [Read https://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-7273]

  [Ask in the correct forum allows... Left the connections for specific program forum forum... MOD]

  Interactive PDF is a roll of the dice in a browser and using SWF out from. He died a technology as it is and will work on any mobile system, or on a desktop computer that does not have flash player installed.

  Without knowing what you were doing, it is impossible to tell you why post them online does not work for you but you should really take the time to know what interactive feature are and are not supported with each format.

• How can I catch and respond to the events to load a PDF incorporated into the Web site?

  I have a pdf embedded in my web page by using a URL in an HTML object tag.  Sometimes the URL is not responding, or throws an exception.  Is there a way I can capture that from the plugin side client in javascript and indicate to the user that's happened?  Same result in IE and Chrome, even if plugins are different - when the URL fails, the user just sits on a white screen.  It would also be nice to be able to catch a load event, so I don't know when the PDF was loaded successfully (so I could do my own spinner, for example).

  Hi woopsydoozy,

  See the KB documents below to help: -.

  • Use Adobe Acrobat forms and Web form data
  • Publication of interactive PDF web forms

  Kind regards
  Nicos

• PDF on the Web site

  I created a PDF (8 pages) and I want to download on my site for people to interact with.  They can return from one page to another. Something similar to what is presented on the link below. I want to keep them on the Web site and have an optional download link.

  www.Issuu.com

  Thank you.

  How a PDF file is displayed in the Viewer is the Viewer settings. When they come to your page and you open a PDF file, it can do one of several things: create open in the browser, open in Acrobat, download as pdf, etc. These options depend on the user and parameters independent of what we, as web designers, can control.

  You can watch in "Page turn effect PDF" to achieve a similar effect in a page, but in all honesty, they are more annoying to viewers than useful, especially on mobile devices with limited data plans.

  Create a link to the PDF as if it were just another page in the site, this is what you really need to do to make it available to your viewers. If they click on it, it will appear on their device in any way that they put him in place to appear.

• InDesign published site in interactive PDF format

  Hi guys I am wondering if anyone can help?

  I created a base for my father Web site, however, I want people to be able to click on the 'click here' BUTTON and it takes them to an interactive PDF that they fill in their details on.

  You can see the site if it makes it easier to www.cheapaparcels.com (the site is ONLY intended for a small community of people Spain Costa Blanca, Iam so does not do free advertising).

  I connected the button to a PDF (which is on my PC) but of course, it does not work when uploaded.

  Can someone point me in the right direction as to how to achieve?

  Thank you very much

  Peter

  You must download the PDF and the link to the location on the web server.

  Bob

• Cannot open links in pdf Web sites

  When I click on a link to a pdf file in the Web sites, a window opens showing me records in my own office. PDF files will open very well when I use Explorer, so it is unique to FF. My version is up-to-date

  Could you go to see how Firefox is set to handle PDF files? It seems that you might have configured to automatically record.

  the button Firefox orange (or the Tools menu) > Options > Applications

  The loading list may take a while. Once it loads, type or paste PDF in the search box above the list and pause while Firefox filter. Then, on the side right, could you try another option?

• When you open a PDF in Firefox on a Web site, the navigation bar disappears. I would copy the URL path to send personnel.

  Using Acrobat Pro XI, Windows 7-64, Firefox 25. If I open a PDF file from a Web site link in Internet Explorer, the PDF file opens and I see the path of the URL where I can copy and send to others. The same link to open in Firefox does not display the path of the URL. I get the file, change the menu but no URL.

  In order to change the default reader for PDF files (to not to open PDF files with the internal PDF reader to Firefox), do the following:

  1. Go to Tools > Options (or Firefox > Options).
  2. In the Options window, select the Applications tab.
  3. In the Search box, type PDF. You should find Portable Document Format (PDF).
  4. On the right referring, you should find a column of Action . To select your favorite PDF reader. In order to view PDFs in Firefox, choose Preview in Firefox.

  This solve your problems? The report please come back shortly.

• Once I updated to Firefox 11, I can't open the pdf files. It's more the computer, snow leopard and lion and more than one Web site.

  I've updated to Firefox 11 and now I can't open the PDFs Online. This has happened on more than 1 computer, using the two OS 10.6.8 and OS 7.0 and on more than one Web site. I tried to uncheck "block pop-up windows" in preferences, but which did not help.
  When I use Safari to open the same file to pdf, they open fine. Everything worked fine with my Firefox until I did the upgrade.

  I prefer to continue to use Firefox, but I can't understand the root of the problem.

  Has anyone else had this happen as well?

  Thank you, gentlemen, to find a "solution" to this particular behavior of Firefox. It is really curious that even if the screen is blank, you can indeed save the .pdf Ghost and then open the saved file to view. What is amazing to me is that this issue does not seem to be what makes the hit parade of the problems currently experienced Mozilla. Not everyone will be willing to do a research project extended rather than leave the ship for Safari, etc..

• When I try to open a PDF in a Web site, I get a runtime error and the site is stopped.

  Hello

  When I try to open a PDF in a Web site, I get a runtime error and the site is stopped. How can I fix this problem? I am running Windows XP Home Edition.

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  Hello.

  I guess you are using Acrobat Reader to view the PDF files?

  You can try to download the latest version of Acrobat Reader here:

  http://www.Adobe.com/

• Cannot open PDF files on Web sites, or when it is attached to the email!

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  My computer is running Vista and I had this problem for the last 2 years! I can only receive the PDF sent by one of the companies I work for. I can't open most PDF files sent by attachment or all the files on Web sites. I have Adobe 9 and Foxit Reader and it does not work with either. I tried to re - install Adobe and still no luck. With Foxit Reader that I can manage to open the PDF files sent from the company I mentioned earlier, but that's all. I would really appreciate some help... Thank you very much! :) x

  Try this: uninstall all the software that you have to display the PDF documents. Then try to open a PDF file. You should receive a message that "Windows cannot open this file". If you get the message that the file is "corrupt" or "not supported" means that you have another program or display of PDF files.
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• How can I PDF scanned or pages of the Web site using HP Officejet ro 8600?

  How to make the scanned PDF files and information on the Web site using a HP Office Jet Pro 8600?

  Hello zenshemag,

  Thank you for being an active member of the HP supports the community.  I understand that you do not want to change the type of your files scanned as pdf document.

  If you have analyzed the issue as a document it should have it scanned in pdf document. If you scan pictures and prefer them to be a pdf document, please select the type of document, then it will scan the picture in pdf format.

  If this isn't what you're asking, then there are of many available online free pdf converters. Each has its advantages and disadvantages so I recommend you research before you choose one that will work best with your needs.

• PDF to print document web site

  For some reason, I cannot print a document pdf/file from a web site, Bank and supplier credit, card. When you try to open the document to print in Adobe reader and when you click on 'Open' a new window opens in Microsoft Picture Manager!  As if it was a photo...  I tried all kinds of help consultant at HP, nothing helps.

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