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I’ve developed a pdf-based publication
consisting of about 1,300 pdf files; a lot of form
field buttons and interactive combo and listbox
fields are used for navigation, and a few global variables are used in the embedded
_javascript_s that runs the product. I want to make
sure the product will work if all of its component files are placed on a local network
server, assuming that every computer on the network has the ability to open a pdf file in Acrobat reader 5.05 or better. The product works great on a standalone PC running Windows
95 or more recent and on a standalone Mac. Assuming all the file names conform
to the eight.three convention, should this product
work when deployed on a network server? It makes no use of pdf
indexes, although it does allow use of the native Find or Search capability to
be able to look for a keyword within a single, open pdf
file. Also, I have no access to computer networks for testing. Are
there firms out there that rent access to networked computers for software
testing purposes? Is such testing necessary, or is it a very safe bet that pdf will work fine over a network as described above? Matthew Mariani InteractivePlus ePublishing |
