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Article #1044Re: Poster?
From: Michael Kazlow
Date: Thu, 22 Jan 2009 03:42
Date: Thu, 22 Jan 2009 03:42
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This doesn't work reliably. You can embed the swf from FrameMaker and it sometimes will go through to the pdf file. You can sometimes set the poster in Acrobat. The resulting pdf relies on external programs to play the pdf file. I have given up on this functionality. If you manually embed the swf in the pdf file in Acrobat 9, it will automatically pick the first frame as its poster. The resulting pdf plays well with Mac and PCs using Readers native swf playing capabilities. If you use the older method, the resulting pdf file will most likely never play properly on a Mac. Mike
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