Re: What kind of Video can I import into InDesign?

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From: Bob Bringhurst
Date: Fri, 03 Apr 2009 15:15

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Acrobat 9 can display Flash (SWF) files well if you add the files within Acrobat. However, if you add the SWF files in InDesign and then export to PDF, the SWF files may not play, especially on a Mac. You're better off leaving a placeholder in InDesign and then adding the SWF in Acrobat to the exported PDF. For more details, see Sandee Cohen's entry:

 <http://indesignsecrets.com/putting-swfs-into-indesign-documents.php>

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