Re: Using remote control mouse for navigating pdf

Am Montag, 3. November 2003 12:21 schrieb Stephen Eglen:
>  As
> far as I can tell, acrobat reader will only go forward with mouse
> clicks, leaving the problem that I cannot go to the previous slide
> using just the mouse.
>  One possibility I was thinking was
> I could have the top left corner acting as an invisible link that when
> I click on it, it goes to the previous page.  Is that possible?

Use package hyperref and put something like

%Navigation, bedarf des Pakets hyperref, s.o.
  \rput(5.5,-0.8){%
  \psframebox*[fillcolor=red]{%
  \setlength{\fboxsep}{3pt}
  \Acrobatmenu{PrevPage}{\colorbox{linyellow}{Zurück}}
  \Acrobatmenu{FullScreen}{\colorbox{linyellow}{Vollbild}}
  \Acrobatmenu{NextPage}{\colorbox{linyellow}{Weiter}}
  }
  }

in the style file for your prosper presentation. (Adapt for your language and 
your taste of colours). This way you produce buttons on your presentation 
which you can use to navigate. Basically all Acrobat Reader menu commands are 
accessible using the hyperref function \Acrobatmenu.
If you use background colour you get invisible links. The hyperref 
documentation has all the details.

Yours

Tobias




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