Adobe Community: problem with scrollable content in cs6

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1. Bob Levine,

Jul 21, 2012 10:36 AM in reply to alexhuldi

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That is not because it’s CS6. This is a problem for all versions.

Workarounds include placing a button or MSO over the scrolling area or using PNG as the format for that article. This issue only exists on PDF articles.

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2. alexhuldi,

Jul 21, 2012 10:45 AM in reply to Bob Levine

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hi Bob

thanks a lot for your reply. the thing is - i didn't place anything onto the scrolling area. i placed the a scrolling area fullscreen (1024x768). the problem that i have is that i can't navigate to another page (up or down) or another chapter (left or right) whithin the folio. if reach the page where this element is placed i'm kind of stuck. and i never had this problem with cs5.5.

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3. Bob Levine,

Jul 21, 2012 11:00 AM in reply to alexhuldi

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Again, this is NOT a CS6 issue. It’s a DPS issue with scrolling frames and PDF format articles.

I gave you the workarounds.

Bob

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4. alexhuldi,

Jul 21, 2012 11:15 AM in reply to Bob Levine

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now i get it thanks a lot and have a nice week-end...

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5. SketchingEntrepreneur,

Jul 24, 2012 8:33 AM in reply to Bob Levine

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So there is a way to retain the PDF version of an article with this?

I've tried adding an MSO over a scrolling area of text (separate from the frame, but still on top of it), and I've also tried placing it within the scrolling frame.

Neither of these worked.

Is there something I'm missing? What specifically allows this workaround to work? I'd love to include some full page scrolling content without making the viewer get stuck on one scrolling page in the middle of the document.

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6. tim.hughes,

Jul 24, 2012 9:16 AM in reply to SketchingEntrepreneur

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have you tried placing your full page scrolling frame within a multistate, so that the user has to initiate it and then can tap a button to return to the normal spread once they're finised?

I've done that and it works quite nicely

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7. SketchingEntrepreneur,

Jul 24, 2012 9:26 AM in reply to tim.hughes

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I'll have to try this. It does make it a little more interactive... I'll test it out and see if it works!

Either way, I hope Adobe addresses this need for navigation over a scrolling frame.

Thank you!

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8. tim.hughes,

Jul 24, 2012 9:27 AM in reply to SketchingEntrepreneur

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They sure do! it's strange how it works within a PNG article but not with a PDF one tho, I find this very odd!

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9. Bob Levine,

Jul 24, 2012 9:48 AM in reply to SketchingEntrepreneur

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If it’s full page there’s no sense in using PDF.

Bob

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