Youssef Eldakar wrote:
Much thanks, Bruno. Can I just ask two more questions?
- How could the user show the menubar when it is hidden?
Easy:
the viewer preferences only change the menubar/toolbar of Adobe Reader
(application or plug-in), NOT of the browser. The End-User will always
be able
to save the document with File->Save(As) in the browser menu.
Also, when I open the file HideMenuToolbar.pdf in Adobe Reader, I can
Use Shift+Ctrl+S as a shortcut for SaveAs, or Ctrl+F to make the toolbar
appear with a search box, then I can right-click in the toolbar to make
other items appear in the toolbar. There are plenty of other ways to
save the
PDF and/or to view it with the menubar present.
- How do I use the 'config.js' file you speak of in the posting you referenced.
I was refering to the file config.js that can be present in this directory:
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 7.0\Reader\JavaScripts\
(You can give it another name too, for instance myconfig.js)
See the Acrobat JavaScript Scripting Reference p332 on the App/Init Event:
This event (the application initialization event) occurs when the viewer
is started.
Script files, called folder-level JavaScripts, are read in from the
application
and user JavaScript folders. They load in the following order: config.js,
glob.js, all other files, then any user files.
As an End-User you can use these files to tune your Reader.
br,
Bruno
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