Re: buttons v bookmarks: which is more user friendly

["Rick Henkel" <frameuser -at- hotmail -dot- com>]

> Rick, waddya doing, asking a technical technical writing question instead
> of warbling on about favourite dogwalking classes?  Are you sure you're
> in the right forum?   :-) :-)

:-)


> My suggestion is not to use Acrobat to do it. I presume you are using
Frame,
> given your email address. What I suggest is, you open your old pdf file
> (the one which had the buttons) in a text editor. Find the bit of code
that
> does the buttons; as one of your buttons does a print you should find
> some code with the command "Print"  in the middle of it; most likely the
> other
> buttons will include the command "Link".

I've tried adding the buttons using pdfmark code, but I couldn't get them to
repeat on every page. I'll take another stab at that.

Thanks, Chris.

Rick

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