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Adobe® Acrobat® 7 TIPS and TRICKS THE 150 BEST
By Donna L. Baker
Publisher: Peachpit Press
Pub Date: January 24, 2005
ISBN: 0-321-30530-2
Pages: 416

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  • TIP 129: Controlling the Action


    The default action to start playing a movie is a MouseUp eventwhen you double-click a movie you have added to a document using the Movie Tool or Select Object Tool to open the Multimedia Properties dialog, the default MouseUp trigger for playing a rendition is selected for you. In other words, when you or your user clicks the movie's poster image with the Hand Tool, the movie starts playing when the mouse is released.


    Another Dimension


    Acrobat 7 allows you to use 3D content exported from various 3D modeling programs in the U3D format in your PDF documents. You embed a 3D model in the same way as you embed movies or sounds. Click the 3D Tool on the Advanced Editing toolbar, and then double-click the page, or drag a marquee. The Add 3D Content dialog opens. Locate the file you want to embed, as well as any scripts you would like to run. You can choose poster options similar to those for movies. Click OK to close the dialog.

    Your use of multimedia in Acrobat can be much more creative, however. You can attach triggers to links, bookmarks, buttons, or other form fields, or even page actions. In this tip, I'll show you how to play a movie and a sound file using buttons.

    There are three multimedia-specific actions in Acrobat:

    • Play a Sound
      Plays a specified sound file. The sound is embedded into the PDF document in a cross-platform format that plays in Microsoft Windows and the Mac OS.

    • Play Media (Acrobat 5 Compatible)
      Plays a specified QuickTime or AVI movie that you created as Acrobat 5 compatible. A media object using Acrobat 5 Compatible options is automatically embedded in the PDF document.

    • Play Media (Acrobat 6 and Later Compatible)
      Plays a specified movie that you created as compatible with Acrobat 6 and Acrobat 7. Again, a media object must already be embedded in the PDF document for you to be able to select it.


    Construct the buttons you want to use for the document. In the example, you see there are three buttons: play, stop, and rewind (Chapter 12).

    Figure 129a. You can control movie and sound files in your document using several options, including buttons.

    To configure the playback action for a movie:


    1.

    In the Button Properties dialog for the first button (the play button in the sample), click the Actions tab to display the settings.


    Sound Comment or Sound Action?


    Sound attached to a file using the Sound Tool and controlled by actions is not the same as sound attached to a file using a Comment tool (see the sidebar "The Sound of Your Voice" for Tip 114 in Chapter 14). The sound comment is a file attachment; using a sound action actually embeds the sound into the document. Use a sound comment if you've dictated a message to accompany a document or other comment, for example. Your readers have to click the Sound Comment icon on the page to activate their computer's audio utility program to play the message. The sound action can be part of a multimedia presentation, such as a background score, music that plays as a page loads, or sounds you hear as a button is clicked.

    2.

    Click the Select Action pull-down menu and choose Play Media (Acrobat 6 and Later Compatible), then click the Add button. The Play Media dialog opens.

    3.

    The default action shown is Play. Click the Operation to Perform pull-down menu and choose an option (Figure 129b).

    Figure 129b. Choose a media-specific action to control a movie or sound file using Acrobat objects such as buttons.

    4.

    Click the annotation for the media you want to apply the action to (Figure 129c). When you select a listing, the OK button is activated.

    Figure 129c. Select the embedded media file to which you want to apply the action.

    5.

    Click OK to close the Play Media dialog, then click Close to dismiss the Button Properties dialog.

    6.

    Click the Hand Tool on the Basic toolbar, and then click the button to test the action.



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