I need my button to stick in its DOWN state on release (and also to be disabled, if poss). Is this possible with a button, or am I going to need to use a movie clip instead?
If it is possible, how do I reference the button from within the button (I believe "this" doesn't work on buttons)...
I need to do the following browser detection:
if (browser = anything other than IE or IE < version 4) {
send to page X.html
}
else {
send to page Y.html
}
What's the easiest way to do this (if there is an easy way)?
If you have Acrobat 6, do a check for updates (under the Help menu). Adobe has released a patch which fixes a whole bunch of bugs (although they don't actually say what it fixes!).
One thing that's fixed is links now work properly between documents. Also the old way of setting tab order has...
Is it possible to set an open document (or other) JavaScript that will set the user's display preferences to ensure that Smooth Text, Smooth Line Art and Smooth Images are switched on? (The file will be viewed consistently in Acrobat Reader 5)
Does anybody know of any books or websites that provide tutorials or reference guides to using XML with InDesign?
I read the bit about XML that came with InDesign and it looks like it could be extremely powerful and useful, but I really feel I need more information.
I have books about XML...
It appears that the document-level JavaScripts are not being initialised on opening a document.
When they are deleted and reentered in the Document JavaScripts dialog, anything requiring them works fine until you exit Acrobat and open the document again. Then they don't work.
(This problem...
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