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Mikhaela372193065lup
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February 20, 2025
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Clickable Logo Functionality in PDF Forms

  • February 20, 2025
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Need your guidance please. We are currently creating forms, which our graphic designer is currently working on. We’ve requested that one of our company logos in the form be clickable so that when clicked, another page will appear/display.

My question is: Does this functionality not work if I’m using Adobe Acrobat Reader? I only need access to that additional page and, given my usage, I’m unsure if subscribing to Adobe Acrobat Pro for this purpose would be a cost-effective solution.

 

Thank you!

Correct answer try67

It can work in Reader, but you need to have Acrobat to set it up.

You will need to define that page as a Template object, hide it, and then apply a script to the button's Mouse Up event to spawn a copy of the page when you want to show it, or delete it when you want to hide it.

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try67
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try67Community ExpertCorrect answer
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February 20, 2025

It can work in Reader, but you need to have Acrobat to set it up.

You will need to define that page as a Template object, hide it, and then apply a script to the button's Mouse Up event to spawn a copy of the page when you want to show it, or delete it when you want to hide it.

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