Charles,

  You're right, Firefox reads the page no problem (my
problem must have been operator error).  Sorry about the
mis-info.

  I'm not sure which version of the Reader I had (likely
pretty old), but I had to upgrade to get the list of
lighting effects, the outlines on the buildings, and the
node-list/model-tree on left.


*** One thing that wasn't obvious to me was you have to
click the 3D model in the center of the PDF to activate the
3d plugin, allowing you rotate the image, change the
lighting, etc.


Brent Fraser
GeoAnalytic Inc.
Calgary, Alberta

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> I don't see what I need IE for (in this context).  I see
it fine in Firefox
> 1.5.0.7, animated with Adobe Flash Player 9.0.28.0 or
still, and the
> extracted .pdf views OK in Reader 7.0.8.
>
> Charles Dingman, Geographer/301-763-1120
> 4H040, Geography Division
> US Census, 4600 Silver Hill Rd Stop 7400
> Washington, DC 20233-7400
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3D PDF
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> Fellow GeoWankites,
>
>   I thought this might be of interest to the commmunity...
>
>   While searching for open source close-range
photogrammetry
> (a topic for another day), I found:
>
> http://www.photogrammetry.eu/, with a 3d PDF:
> http://www.photogrammetry.eu/PDF/DOTKAPHOTOGRAMMETRY.zip
>
> giving an excellent example of what can be done with the
> (relatively) new 3D extensions to Adobe's popular PDF
> format.  To view the 3D PDF document with all its features
> you'll need:
>     - MS Internet Explorer (I know, I know...)
>     - the latest Adobe Acrobat Reader
>
> There's been some uptake of the 3D capabilities of PDF in
> the CAD area, but I hadn't seen any info about it on the
> various Geo* forums.
>
> Brent Fraser
> GeoAnalytic Inc.
> Calgary, Alberta
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