Sounds possible.
Would most situations / people not use PowerPoint for presentations
though? And for kiosks you could make a good case for playing the .swf
directly via flashplayer, or through a wrapper like Zinc or Director.
Just trying to find the advantages of animated PDFs over mroe widely
Hi,
My initial goal was really to find out if swf in pdf is a feasible
product to offer to our clients, after my boss seems to think it is
particularly sexy. After doing a bit of research I have to say that
while it does seem to work, I am still not entirely clear how to
create properly, and
My thinking is that if this would work as well as ti seems to
look, people would use it a lot more. I have the feeling that
swf in PDF - while not mutually exclusive - they technologies
that are use in two different ways. PDF is still a mainstay
of print quality material (so I send you a
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of nik crosina
Sent: Thursday, May 17, 2007 1:49 AM
To: flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] swfs in pdfs
Thanks Dave,
So I gather that this is not really a medium to send out to the
general public because of the Adobe Reader verison
Nimrod Huberman wrote:
I don't know your specific goal
Neither do I. My email is a little disrupted right now, and I came in at Dave
Watt's reply. I saw questions about whether anyone else is doing things with
SWF in PDF, but got confused at the objection to using Adobe Reader. I'm not
I have come across swf's embedded in PDFs, and in the process
of doing a little research - is that taking off now, or is it
a small specialist area?
You can embed several types of multimedia content in PDFs. I wouldn't say
it's taking off; neither is it a small specialist area. If you want
Thanks Dave,
So I gather that this is not really a medium to send out to the
general public because of the Adobe Reader verison requirement.
NIk
On 5/16/07, Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have come across swf's embedded in PDFs, and in the process
of doing a little research - is that
Acrobat Reader doesn't contain Flash Player functionality. To open a PDF
with embedded SWF content, you need Acrobat Reader 6 or newer.
...and the appropriate Flash player plug-in, I'd assume.
I don't know any big corporation that doesn't have AcroReader 6+. There are
many that are stuck on
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