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Article #97Re: InDesign / Acrobat Mystery - interactive buttons misinterpreted as form fields by Acrobat
From: danielfeary
Date: Thu, 28 Mar 2013 11:02
Date: Thu, 28 Mar 2013 11:02
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You can get around this by turning on Security and not allowing Forms to be filled (you can do this either at the time of exporting the PDF or in Acrobat itself). On Thursday, October 9, 2008 9:22:41 PM UTC+7, Rosta...@adobeforums.com wrote: > hi everybody > > I am quickly approaching a deadline and have only few hair left... i stumbled upon a bug or whatever in InDesign... After countless hours of pinpointing the root of the error i am able to reconstruct the error scenerio in few steps that go like this: > > 1 - create a blank ID document with 37 pages > 2 - go to Master Page A in that document > 3 - create 3 interactive buttons with the button tool anywhere on the Master Page A, leave the buttons blank > 4 - export all pages to PDF with all interactive options ON > > NOW ! > > what i get when i open this PDF in Acrobat is an annoying pink bar across the width of the page saying this: > > Please fill out the following form. If you are a form author, choose Distribute Form in the Forms menu to send it to your recipients. > > NOW WHERE THE HACK IS THAT COMING FROM AND HOW TO TURN IT OFF !!! > > TO MAKE YOUR HEAD TWIST ! > > try exporting the same ID document but only pages 1-20 and the annoying pink stripe does not appear in this case... crazy - no changes to the document... > > please help ASAP i wasted two days figuring this out... > > since this is a king of ID/ACRO combined problem appearing on PC or MAC i post it on all related forums... sorry i see no other options...
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