Thanks for the response on this...
A couple of questions:
1) So, to clarify, would '#1' be the target name of the movie clip in
the fdviewer.swf that is replaced with the document swf (in this
case, 'pdf-converted.swf')?
2) Is there documentation on what functions are usable for this movie
clip? I'd imagine anything that can manipulate the MovieClip would be
available... but is are there other ways to work with the embedded
images within the 'viewport' movieclip (e.g. treat them as movie
clips themselves) outside of using 'goToAndStop()'?
Thanks in advance.
Raphael
On Mar 15, 2008, at 5:31 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, Mar 01, 2008 at 10:32:50PM -0600, Raphael Villas
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
2) Why are the example command line options for FDViewer different
than the ones given for the pdf2swf tool?
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FDViewer example:
swfcombine -X 800 -Y 600 -o exported.swf fdviewer.swf '#1'="pdf-
converted.swf"
This command replaces object #1 in the file fdviewer.swf with
your document (pdf-converted.swf).
pdf2swf example:
swfcombine --dummy `swfdump -XY tmp.swf` flashfile.swf -o
exported.swf
This command only adjusts the size of the file "flashfile.swf" to
be the same as "tmp.swf"- it will not combine two files.
Greetings
Matthias
