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Creating Interactive PDFs from InDesign (6)

March 22, 2009 Written by Cari Jansen

A story about Table of Contents and Bookmarks This is the 6th tip in a series of tips on Interactive PDFs. We’ve learnt in previous tips to create buttons, add cool roll over effects, add actions to buttons, create hyperlinks to pages and more. In this tip we’ll look at how we can create a […]

Creating Interactive PDFs from InDesign (5)

March 22, 2009 Written by Cari Jansen

Hyperlink to selected document pages This is the 5th tip in a series of tips on Interactive PDFs. We’ve learnt in previous tips to create buttons, add cool roll over effects, add actions to buttons and more. In this tip we’ll look at using InDesign’s Hyperlink feature to create a link from the thumb tabs […]

Creating Interactive PDFs from InDesign (4)

February 19, 2009 Written by Cari Jansen

Showing/Hiding Content We learnt in previous tips to create buttons, add roll over effects. In this tip we’ll look at how we can create a roll over effect button that reveals hidden information and hides that which is shown originally. We start at the very beginning. By creating buttons for each of the items that […]

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