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A Go-to action changes the view to a specified destination (page, location, and magnification factor). |
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A remote go-to action is similar to an ordinary go-to action, but jumps to a destination in another PDF file instead of the current file. |
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A launch action launches an application or opens or prints a document. |
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A hide action hides or shows one or more annotations on the screen by setting or clearing their Hidden flags. This type of action can be used in combination with appearance streams and trigger events to display pop-up help information on the screen. |
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A uniform resource identifier (URI) is a string that identifies (resolves to) a resource on the Internet — typically a file that is the destination of a hypertext link, although it can also resolve to a query or other entity. A URI action causes a URI to be resolved. |
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A thread action jumps to a specified bead on an article, in either the current document or a different one. |
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Viewer applications supports several named actions. |
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An import-data action imports Forms Data Format (FDF) data into the document’s interactive form from a specified file. |
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A submit-form action transmits the names and values of selected interactive form fields to a specified uniform resource locator (URL), presumably the address of a World Wide Web server that will process them and send back a response. |
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A reset-form action resets selected interactive form fields to their default values. For fields that can have no value (such as pushbuttons), the action has no effect. |
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A JavaScript action causes a script to be compiled and executed by the JavaScript interpreter. Depending on the nature of the script, this can cause various interactive form fields in the document to update their values or change their visual appearances. |