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Hi there,
How shall I link an acrobat reader file to a Flash presentation ?
Thanks
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Hi there,
How shall I link an acrobat reader file to a Flash presentation ?
Thanks
What's with all these unregistered visitors, suddenly?
If you can spill out the $49. bucks... This little pgm will apparently do marvels:
Otherwise you can allways try something like this:
on(press){
fscommand ("exec", "AcroRd32"+chr(9)+"yourpdf's.pdf"
;
}
The above will only work if your Acrobat reader.exe (mine is AcroRd32.exe - change it for your's and without the <.exe>), is installed in the c:\windows directory.
If the reader is installed somewhere else, then using something like this should work, although this first opens an annoying dos window before opening the Acrobat reader:
on(press){
fscommand ("exec", "start"+chr(9)+"yourpdf's.pdf"
}
Regards,
ldnewbie
If you can spill out the $49. bucks... This little pgm will apparently do marvels:
Otherwise you can allways try something like this:
on(press){
fscommand ("exec", "AcroRd32"+chr(9)+"yourpdf's.pdf"
;}
The above will only work if your Acrobat reader.exe (mine is AcroRd32.exe - change it for your's and without the <.exe>), is installed in the c:\windows directory.
If the reader is installed somewhere else, then using something like this should work, although this first opens an annoying dos window before opening the Acrobat reader:
on(press){
fscommand ("exec", "start"+chr(9)+"yourpdf's.pdf"
;}
Regards,
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