Re: indesign to flash/swa?

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From: herrmueller
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2006 05:01

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Flash MX2004 and above do fairly good jobs of importing pdf files.

There are 3rd party tools to help with this as well.

 <http://www.swftools.org/>

If you have simple objects, email off the list and I can share a basic example.

The page-turn effect is also widely available.

There is also Apollo in the near future that is a cross between PDF and Flash!

You might also want to check into Flash Paper as a alternative to exporting a PDF.

If you need any more hints, please contact me off the lisst.

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