Hi,
Not sure if my previous post went through.
I'm looking for ways that when a user clicks on a particular link it it
will load / go to a specific part of a pdf file. I believe the pdfExtra
can do this?
the other thing is also..
how does one create a search engine. I have 200pages where
Hello Elv,
Check out http://www.impressario.com. I recall the site having information about combining the V12
database with Integration New Media's Impressario Xtra (better than PDF Xtra unless your target
audience is guaranteed to have Adobe Viewer installed) for searching PDFs.
Cheers,
If you're searching multiple pdfs, the v12 indexer (+ V!2DB purchase)
is necessary.
If you are only searching the current pdf, the following impressario
functions will let you do it
sprite(pdfsprite).find(yourstring, [findoptions])
findoptinos is a property list which you can set, erm, find
Hi Elv,
Here is a direct link to the Impressario PDF Indexer:
http://www.inm.com/products/impressario/tools/#pdfindexer
If you have any questions about it, please contact me or the support
team at Integration New Media (INM).
---Gabrielle
Below is a handler utilizing buddyAPI that opens pdfs to a specific
spot, so long as your audience has Acrobat version 6, which is the
minimum version that handles opening parameters. Hopefully it will work
for you.
- MM
on mOpenPDFwithParams(me, whichOne, theFolder, openingParams)
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Also...there's a great document available on the Adobe web site:
PDF Open Parameters
Technical Note #5428
There's some really cool stuff there.
- MM
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hi list,
inspired by this thread about getNetText and Proxies a couple of days
ago, I've now written a little parent script (HTTP Class) for using
MultiUser xtra for all kind of HTTP requests. It's far from beeing
perfect, but maybe a good starting-point for further customizing.
It has the
