Function 'Send form' in Indesign CC do not export to interactive PDF correctly

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  I created show and hide features in InDesign I want to export to interactive PDF format. These functions work when seen in Acrobat on the desktop, but not on iPad/Tablet - why?

  Why? Most likely because the PDF Viewer on the Tablet is too stupid to deal with show/hide functionality.

  You could try PDF Expert of Readdle on qpdf Notes Pro on Android and iOS devices.

  Depending on how the show/hide was created during the export of InDesign, it can work in viewers. Otherwise, you will need to open PDF files in Acrobat and edit features show/hide something more digests of PDF device viewers.

  BTW, you will encounter the same issues with the PDF display components in web browsers.

  I hope this can help.

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  I'm working on a project for a client who is a big PDF interactive with navigation, built in InDesign.

  On a recent version, exported a PDF file on the opening to say "this document has form data must be met" even if we have built no form function in the document of the DLI. When I click on "highlight fields" in the PDF file, and the analysis of all pages, nothing no is highlighted.

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  Thank you very much

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  For those who arrive here with a similar problem, the solution is to export the interactive PDF from InDesign with password security to restrict all changes on the exported PDF file. This will remove the message "forms" to appear at the opening of the PDF file.

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  Animations work fine if I export them in a view in iBooks and EPUB.

  Which is weird, because all the tutorials I watched their show to add files oam and exporting as an interactive pdf: s

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  Could be done by two buttons in InDesign, where, after the click, the button mask itsself and shows the second orange 100% button. Need you a "reset" button but to show the first button again if needed later.

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  I am trying to generate a 700 page interactive PDF to InDesign with external links, internal links, bookmarks, fields, etc. It is essentially the most ambitious project I have ever taken. I run an iMac 27 "which is only 2 months, execution of Yosemite with 32 GB of RAM and an SSD. Someone at - it tips to help with this massive thing to export and not to crash the software? I tried most everything that I can think of to try and nothing seems to work. Help!

  It might be useful to have a read of this discussion: http://boblevine.us/its-okay-to-say-no-to-interactive-pdf/

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  I'm working on creating a form with fields that are rounded. I created a rectangle rounded up and copied and pasted a box of field above it in InDesign.

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  You can disable the highlighting of field via Edition - Preferences - forms.

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• 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.

  

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  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.

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  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.

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  I know that I can go into my Acrobat preferences and disable this option however when sharing with other users the PDF I don't want that they have to make those changes in their Acrobat preferences or devrais I must. I understand the highlight color is important when creating text fields for forms, but it's a boring and useless feature for the "buttons".

  It also makes my custom buttons look crap. Is it possible in InDesign to turn off the highlight color before exporting to interactive PDF?

  See my screen capture below, you can see how it destroyed my design.

  

  Geigreg I am a designer as well and understand try this with my code above:

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  Acrobat X Pro, you will use the JavaScript Panel in the tool pane. You may need to display the JavaScript in the dropdown at the top right of the Tools pane.

  To add the script to the Document level, you then click Document JavaScripts. An opening of dialogue where you enter the name of the script (for example "highlighted". Then, a text editing box opens, where you can enter the code. Select the entire document and delete it. Then add the code as described above. Confirm and close the dialog boxes.

  For the willClose script, click the value of the Document Actions. Opens a dialog box where you can choose the events. Select close document. An edigint text box opens, where you can enter the code. Enter the code as described above. Confirm and close the dialog boxes.

  Save the document and reopen it.

  I hope this can help.

• InDesign crashing when you export a great book

  I have a big InDesign book (159 records) who recently started crashing when I export all. The book was created years ago, and I can't understand what would cause this issue all of a sudden. Originally, I thought it was due to related referrals, I've recently added, because there the only thing that's changed on the book. But I removed all the cross references, and I always have the same question. I can export the first half of the book, the second half of the book, or even 3/4 of the book successfully. It's only when I try to export all what InDesign crashes.

  I use the latest version of InDesign CS 5.5 on OS X 10.8.2.

  I have another discussion posted on this (http://forums.adobe.com/message/5132896), but decided to start a new thread because the other was on referrals. Towards the end of this discussion, people started suggesting that it was only a problem with my computer - I don't have enough free space, etc. But I had my company IT guy look at the activity monitor, while I tried to export the book, and he assured me that my computer is completely capable to complete the export. This makes sense to me because I've always been able to export the book using that computer, and the book did not much larger or more complex.

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  There is someone smarter than me who has a guess as to why I was able to export the book as an interactive PDF, but not as a PDF print? I hope that this new information will help in the fracas of troubleshooting.

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  He sat at the bottom of my list of things to try all the time, but I never thought it would be the solution. I hope that if someone else has this problem, they fall upon this and try this first place last!