Interactive PDF to Indesign CC 2014 button problems

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• Button nail in interactive PDF from InDesign CC

  I designed an interactive PDF in InDesign CC. When I export and open it with Acrobat the 'buttons' have a blue fill (see them the color for the border of stationary fields).

  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.

• Export interactive PDF in indesign, with the animation of the edge to the SWF file?

  Hello

  I have an interactive pdf in indesign with animation, works very well when they are exported to the swf file.

  I need to use more complex animations that Indesign has, so I created some new features of Adobe Edge animate, exported save them as a file .oam and then put them in the Indesign file.

  If I use the Preview on the animation tab I see indesign animations and the edge, but if I export it to a SWF file is - this only animation to indesign working, and if I export to epub file is only the edge animation work.

  Somehow it is possible to export so that the two works of animation types. and it is possible to do it in a SWF file.

  I have Creative Cloud 2014 for both programs

  Thank you!

  NO.

• Be careful with Interactive PDF from InDesign

  Hi all

  I created an interactive PDF in InDesign CS5 with a series of buttons these buttons to link to pages of a bookmark in the document. These buttons are configured on one of the masters. It seems that whenever I get more than 10 keys on the master, I get the following warning when I open the PDF file in Adobe Reader:

  "Please Note: you cannot save a completed copy of the form on your computer." "If you want a copy for your records, please fill it out and print it"

  I don't have any kind of form fields in the document that I know. Is it possible to locate the form fields if they in fact exist?

  Is there a limit of 10 buttons by master perhaps?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Glen

  This is a known bug...

• interactive PDF in indesign by hypertext links caveat

  create ads that are interactive pdf in indesign with Hypertext and e-mail links links and now we are assembling the document back together in the form of a book, but on the import of the PDF in indesign, we get the

  Warning: 'this file can contain the most recent extensions or the information that this viewer can support. He can't open display correctly and cannot be changed. »

  When the PDF any hyperlinks on text work, but the hyperlinks on the images disappeared?

  Using the version cs5 v7.0.4

  If I read this correctly, you make a wrong assumption. You are assuming that if you have a PDF file with interactivity, that when you place in InDesign, it will retain its interactivity. This is false. This workflow will not work. InDesign does NOT read interactivity when placing a PDF file.

• interactive PDF using Indesign CS5.5 problem with overlay

  Hi all

  I designed an interactive pdf - not for the web. I have a stratification of problem on a page. On the page, there are 6 buttons. Each key pressed will propose a box containing information and content. When I designed the page using indesign cs5.5, I did so that most information box has been at the top of the layer. I thought this would be the cleanest way to present the page. By having the largest area of content (each of the six boxes of content are different sizes) in the upper part, it would cover the other boxes. When I exported the file to the smallest box was the head, and then the secondest etc. It seems pretty messy.

  Is there a way to make sure that the lagest content area is upstairs when it exported in pdf format?

  Concerning

  Have patience!

  Have you tried to put this bigger box on its own layer at the top?  I don't know much about buttons etc but if you expect someone coming here makes.  A large number of contributors are in zones different, but...

• I would like to create an interactive pdf in Indesign - two guest on 1 page in Indesign that when exporting to adobe reader in pdf format, I can simply add new names that populate both copies and then be printable. Any help out there is how to make an ext

  Two invites on 1 page in Indesign that when exporting to adobe reader in pdf format, I can simply add new names that populate both copies and then be printable. Any help out there is how to make an invitation in Indesign, but now how to make 2 copies on a single page that someone else ie the customer can add their own names. So each field name must complete on both guest. Sounds simple, but is not really there to help. I think he called an interactive pdf. Thanks in advance.

  AutoFill is the easiest part, he lies. If both fields have the same name, they will have the same content: type in one and it appears in the other.

• How to convert a PDF fo InDesign CC 2014?

  I see that I can export to Microsoft programs or .rtf, but I do not see anywhere to convert to InDesign.

  Thank you

  Is not a. InDesign files have a complex structure that cannot be reconstructed from the data in a PDF file, although this native PDF from InDesign. There are some third-party products that try a conversion, but it is better in the long term to save the PDF file to RTF (Word, etc.) and which re - import a new model INDD, creating styles and graphics again from scratch.

• IDCS6-> interactive PDF. The spotty rollover button feature.

  Crossposting INDD forums:

  So I have a button that, created when you click it, sends a user to a destination to my favorites in the same PDF file.

  The reversal and clicked States work perfectly on my machine in Acrobat X (10.1.6 on OSX 10.8.3) but malfunctions on other computers here in the office (Acrobat X 10.1.1 on OSX 10.8.3). In earlier versions of Acrobat, the rollover State flashes then disappears when the mouse is first part of button.

  The final for this must be compatible in the world with the users probably down to Acrobat 8 or 9 (not sure yet on the compatibility requirements - it's the best prognosis). What are my options? If compatibility is more easily what are my options?

  If it is not a compatibility problem, what am I doing wrong?

  

  If it's helpful, here is how I created the button in INDD:

  

  And here is a link to an example: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7175230/buttontest_anon.pdf

  It isn't filling in InDesign, what questions it's filling that results in the PDF file (which is transparent, even if the work inside the key covers the entire area). You change the properties of the button in Acrobat after it's been saved in PDF format.

• How to disable page scrolling when you create an interactive PDF using InDesign?

  I'm trying to create a PDF portfolio interactive with links to the homepage of the gallery and projects pages, etc, but it seems unnecessary, if I can't stop the PDF pages to scroll? Can anyone help?

  I have InDesign CS5.5 and Adobe Acrobat Pro.

  Thank you

  Elizabeth

  scroll through pages

  There is nothing you can do to prevent a viewer to navigate on their own through a PDF file. One method would be to open the PDF file in mode full screen, this hides the navigation tab. But a viewer can use arrows to go from page to page, ignoring the links in the PDF file. And the viewer can hit the ESC key to return to the normal display. Another option would be to use a swf export, pdf indstead, but seriously depends on how you plan to distribute this portfolio.

• InDesign 2014 E-mail hyperlink does not work when the interactive pdf is displayed in a tab in the browser

  When we create an interactive pdf in inDesign CC 2014, the e-mail link does not time the 'topic' and 'to' when the client opens in a browser view. Works fine when downloaded and opened in Acrobat, but most customers will use the browser method. How does one solve this problem when making the PDF, or, how does one prevent the PDF to open in a browser? There was once a "prevents the opening in the browser" in earlier versions of Acrobat, but it isn't here in xi Acrobat. Thank you, in advance!

  You can solve by the PDF, that so fine because in Acrobat, then the link is OK. You also can not prevent to open in the browser, because the browser manages how to open a PDF file. PDF included browser readers can be turned off or there are (probably) settings always open the PDF file in an external application (Adobe Reader, etc.).

  However, I also create PDF files of in Indesign (although non-interactive ones), which include hyperlinks for e-mail, and put it on our Web site. If I use Chrome and click any PDF link, it opens in the browser and hovering over an e-mail address reveals the mailto: link (subject not included, is not serious in any way) and a click opens my mail client. Works perfectly.

  Can you provide a link to one of your PDF files online for testing?

• Interactive PDF button problem

  I created an interactive pdf to InDesign CS5.5. I added buttons on the pages of navigation through the pages of the pdf file. The pdf file has worked flawlessly until someone tried to open the pdf file in Acrobat 6.0; all of type (fonts) on the buttons have become jumbled, as if the police were missing, but the fonts are embedded in the pdf file.

  I need this pdf file to work correctly in all versions of Acrobat and Acrobat Reader, as many customers view the pdf and I don't have any control over what version they demand.

  I thought that I could solve this problem by simply creating outlines on the policies. This has not fixed the problem, it's actually worse. When I did the new interactive pdf, after creating the contours on the buttons, the text on the buttons is no longer visible, he disappeared.

  Does anyone know any workarounds or fixes for this issue?

  You say that in recent versions of Acrobat, the buttons look and work correctly, no?

  And it of only when you try to open a version of Acrobat, created in 2003, nine, you have a problem?

  I think you're setting up unreasonable expectations. There is actually a problem more serious than that and much more likely to happen: use many users Mac Apple Preview to view PDF. interactivity largely fails when seen in preview.

  The answer, in my view, is to tell your readers they must download the FREE Adobe Reader software, or use a recent version (tell Reader 8 and higher), and if you are that they use a different drive they can get unexpected results for the visualization of interactivity. And provide a link to download the FREE Adobe Reader software.

• Set up vimeo or youtube video in interactive PDF InDesign CC

  Hello!

  I've read several articles about it but can't find a way to solve this problem:

  , I have created an interactive PDF using InDesign CC and I would like to embed vimeo and youtube videos to play directly in the file. When I insert the URL does not work because it starts by https:// (not http://). Deletion of obviously the doe "s" does not solve the problem because he says it's not compatible with Flash Player.

  Is there anyway that I can fix this?

  I decided to create an interactive PDF only because I wanted to be able to integrate online videos!

  You can not. Several years ago YouTube was a Flash API for direct playback of video integrated inside a SWF file of parent (the only way to do it in a PDF file), but it also allowed the population to ignore advertising, so they we closed. The current API only supports the incorporation of HTML for web pages.

  The URL 'embed' to sites like YouTube and Vimeo is a link to their web page, not the video file itself (legally you can't link directly to the video stream so I will not explain how it could be done). Acrobat video player will not accept a URL that points to the video file or a stream RTMP connector, that's why the URL must end with a valid extension like ".mp4."

  The only options are:

  1. Stir all of the video file in the PDF - assuming you have a copy, and have the right to publish it. Easier to do, but the size of the file can be a problem.
  2. Host the video file on your own website and put the HTTP link in the annotation dialog box (simple but anyone can download a copy, is not safe).
  3. Listen to the file using Adobe Media Server (course but very expensive).

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

  I created a form in Indesign CC using the 'Submit form' and 'mailto:address' int and then exported as an interactive Pdf. The form Submit button works on my computer in Acrobat Reader and Acrobat Pro XI, but when I send it to my client or to another user, that it no longer works. Can anyone help?

  Find out if it works depends on a number of things. It can only work if the PDF Viewer that is used supports this type of action. You will find that the most common are not, such as Preview on OS x and iOS and integrated PDF Viewer for Firefox. But even if you use Adobe Reader, it may not work if the user does not have a properly configured e-mail client. It is a good idea to provide clear instructions and include what PDF viewers are supported and what to do if the email is not engaged (for example, to save the PDF and manually attach it to an e-mail to the intended recipient).

• InDesign | Mystery / unwanted make appearing in interactive PDF export function

  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.

  Anyone know what is happening and how I might be able to track down and fix the problem?

  Thank you very much

  Scott

  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.