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Adobe Acrobat Help Adding Interactivity
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and selecting JavaScript from the list on the left. Select Enable Acrobat JavaScript if it is
not already selected, and click OK.
To choose the JavaScript action:
1 Create or select a form field, link, bookmark, or page action.
2 Press the right mouse button (Windows) or Control-click (Mac OS), and choose
Properties.
3 Select JavaScript as the action. For information about selecting an action for a form
field, link, bookmark, or page action, see “About action types” on page 180 .
4 Click Edit.
5 Copy and paste a predefined custom script, or type the script in the text box provided,
and then click OK.
6 Click Set Action or Set Link, as appropriate.
To create a document level JavaScript:
1 Choose Tools > JavaScript > Document JavaScripts.
2 Type the name of the script in the text box.
3 Click Add.
4 Copy and paste a predefined custom script, or type the script in the text box provided,
and then click OK. The name of the script appears in the lower text box.
5 Click Close.
6 Choose Tools > JavaScript > Console to open the console window. When a JavaScript is
executed, you are alerted to any script errors by a message in the console window. Click
Clear to clear the results, or Close to close the window.
To edit or delete an existing document level JavaScript:
1 Choose Tools > JavaScript > Document JavaScripts.
2 To edit a document level JavaScript, select the JavaScript from the list, and click Edit.
Change the existing text, or paste a predefined custom script into the text box provided.
Click OK to accept and conclude the editing.
3 To delete a document level JavaScript, select the JavaScript from the lower text box,
and click Delete.
4 Click Close.
To create a plug-in level JavaScript:
1 Create a text file containing the JavaScript function. Name and save the file with a .js
extension.
2 Copy the text file into the JavaScripts directory inside the Acrobat folder, or into the
JavaScript folder in your system directory.