Join Mike Rankin for an in-depth discussion in this video Animating on a motion path, part of InDesign CS6: Interactive Documents.
Having the animation presets to work with is great.…It saves you the time and effort of creating animations from scratch.…The downside of working with presets is well, they are preset to do specific…things, and if those aren't the specific things you want, then you have to…do some customizing.…One way to customize an animation is to create your own motion paths.…So if I select this frame over here on the left, and look in the Animation…panel, I can see that it's currently using the Preset Fade In and the Event is On Page Load.…So it appears one second after the page loads.…
But we could experiment with other kinds of animation to bring people's…attention to this person's name.…For example, we could have that text frame come up by choosing Fly in from Bottom.…Let's choose that from the Preset menu, and we'll Preview.…Now that was a little too fast for my taste.…So let's go back to the Animation panel, and change the Duration.…Let's change it from 1 second to 5 seconds, and Preview again, and there's a slower effect.…
Author
Mike Rankin
Released
6/11/2012- Examining trends in digital design
- Setting preferences for interactive documents
- Understanding intent and presets
- Working with images and swatches
- Creating and working with interactive PDFs
- Creating alternate layouts for multiple screens
- Linking text and page items
- Fitting frames to content
- Setting up a file with layers
- Creating a slideshow with transitions and hyperlinks
- Building a table of contents
- Adding a SWF slideshow to a PDF
- Placing video
- Creating PDF forms
- Adding animation
- Working with the Digital Publishing Suite
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Q: I'm following along with the movie "Using a SWF slideshow in a PDF," but when I go to the Tools menu in Acrobat, there is no Multimedia option. Can you help me complete the tutorial?
A: With each new version of Acrobat, Adobe seems to enjoy moving commands to different menus, and sometimes renaming them. To remove the background in Acrobat XI, take the Selection tool (black arrow) and right-click anywhere in the window and choose Properties. This opens the Edit SWF dialog box where you can select Transparent Background in the Launch Settings. You can do the same thing by choosing Tools > Interactive Objects > Select Object and then double clicking anywhere on the SWF.
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 2s
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1. Exploring Trends in Digital Design
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Exploring iamboundless.com3m 35s
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2. Setting Up InDesign for Designing Digital Documents
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Customizing the workspace5m 48s
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Installing scripts1m 29s
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3. Creating Documents for Multiple Screens
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Using Liquid Layout9m 17s
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Using primary text frames3m 49s
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Using the Content Conveyor5m 42s
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Linking text4m 32s
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Linking page items3m 19s
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Fitting frames to content3m 33s
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Using style mapping3m 8s
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4. Building an Interactive PDF Presentation
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Presentation design tips2m 41s
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Creating a navigation system8m 32s
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Overriding master page items5m 59s
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Setting page transitions4m 34s
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Creating hyperlinks3m 40s
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Using the slug for notes4m 45s
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5. Building an Interactive PDF Catalog
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Creating PDF-only buttons3m 33s
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Setting navigation points4m 28s
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Placing a video from a URL1m 21s
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6. Working with PDF Forms
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An overview of PDF forms2m 6s
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7. Incorporating Animation and SWF Files in a Portfolio
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Using the Animation panel6m 56s
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Animating on a motion path3m 57s
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Animating a list4m 29s
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Creating navigation buttons5m 15s
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8. Digital Publishing Suite (DPS), Part 1
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Creating hyperlinks5m 17s
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Creating slideshows3m 25s
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Adding audio and video5m 6s
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Creating panoramas4m 21s
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Adding web content3m 56s
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Panning and zooming4m 1s
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Creating scrollable frames4m 59s
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9. Digital Publishing Suite (DPS), Part 2
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Creating a folio5m 28s
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Adding articles to a folio5m 47s
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Using the Folio Producer4m 55s
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Viewing a folio on an iPad1m 48s
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Conclusion
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Next steps49s
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