Posts Tagged with ‘Interactive’

Combine PDFs and animation sounds easy, but it is often harder than it needs to be. Here is another trick that might make it easier.

Do you wish you could just design a website without having to worry about writing or editing code? A new product called Adobe Muse promises to make this designers dream finally happen.

Your prayers have been answered…

Sort of.

Check out this amazing guide that pushes InDesign’s interactive features to the limit!

Keith has created a simple set of scripts that let you choose to output single pages or reader spreads when you export to Interactive PDF.

InDesign doesn’t allow speccing a color with hex or html color codes… until now!

Part 2 of this project shows what happens when you animate an object to move in opposite directions simultaneously. Uh-oh, that sounds dangerous.

With CS5, you can build a bicycle and take it for a ride. Part 1 of the Build a Bike series will get your wheels turning.

InDesign CS5 has pushed the envelope with its new interactive features. This is the first part of a series of tutorials on creating presentations with InDesign.

I only knew the painful, slow way to make text anchors for interactive PDF files, ’til Anne-Marie pointed out an obvious (and much better) way.