On Tue, 14 Jun 2011 22:51:18 -0400 (EDT) "Chris Szilagyi" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello: > > I am a newbie to swftools, but so far loving it. But right now I'm stuck. > I'm trying to convert a 15 MB PDF file to SWF, with dual pages side by side > similar to a catalog, with navigation buttons. I found the sample scripts > at http://wiki.swftools.org/index.php/Python_gfx_tutorial, and the sample > script "Code listing 1.13" is exactly what I'm looking for. But I'm not > sure how to integrate a viewer into it with navigation. I would prefer a > more detailed viewer like e_viewer (that has the home button, forward, back, > etc). So far I'm stuck. Any help from here would be greatly appreciated! > Thanks.. > > -- > Chris The simplest way, is to use one of the pre-compiled viewers, which you'll find in the 'swfs' directory of the swftools distribution, e.g. simple-viewer.swf, and rfxview.swf. Copy one or both to the directory containing your rendered pdf, then use swfcombine to mash them together: swfcombine -o completed.swf simple-viewer.swf viewport=yourrenderedswf.swf swfcombine -o completed.swf rfxview.swf viewport=yourrenderedswf.swf The source code of those two viewers is also in the swfs directory, so you can tweak them to you heart's content. Or are you trying to do this whole thing the harder way ( in Python )?! ;o) HTH. Regards, Chris -- <[email protected]>
