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Yes, I was referring to the javascript code that would be used in an HTML page &nbsp;to control the browser. &nbsp;I will do some research before I totally cancel the option out. &nbsp;thanks,
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Yes, I was referring to the javascript code that would be used in an HTML page  to control the browser.  I will do some research before I totally cancel the option out.  thanks,

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Were you able to verify the information I provided?
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Were you able to verify the information I provided?

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well, I found some documentation on the JavaScript issue. &nbsp;There seem to be some functions in regular JavaScript that you can use, as well as the Adobe Acrobat JavaScript, but I still wasn't able to get it to work, so I'll accept your answer. &nbsp;Thanks for your help!
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well, I found some documentation on the JavaScript issue.  There seem to be some functions in regular JavaScript that you can use, as well as the Adobe Acrobat JavaScript, but I still wasn't able to get it to work, so I'll accept your answer.  Thanks for your help!

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Hello,<br />
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Does anyone know how to embed a javascript link into a PDF document so that I can pass some variables to an HTML page?<br />
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thanks in advance for any help!
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Hello,

Does anyone know how to embed a javascript link into a PDF document so that I can pass some variables to an HTML page?

thanks in advance for any help!

Embed javascript in link within PDF

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