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The Popupmenu Package Test File: Northwest Florida State College Department of Mathematics

The document discusses using the hyperref and eforms packages in LaTeX to create push buttons and menus in PDF documents. It provides examples of creating push buttons and menus with different events like mouse up, rollover, and onclick. More advanced examples can be found on the AeB Blog website.

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The Popupmenu Package Test File: Northwest Florida State College Department of Mathematics

The document discusses using the hyperref and eforms packages in LaTeX to create push buttons and menus in PDF documents. It provides examples of creating push buttons and menus with different events like mouse up, rollover, and onclick. More advanced examples can be found on the AeB Blog website.

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NORTHWEST FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE

Department of Mathematics

The popupmenu Package Test File


D. P. Story

c 2015
Copyright
March 13, 2015

[email protected]
Version 1.0

This file uses the hyperref package to create push buttons, the push button of eforms can
also be used.
Here is an example taken from the Acrobat JavaScript API Reference, it uses the \PushButton
command of hyperref. The script is implemented as a mouse up event, rather than a rollover
event as it appears \PushButton does not support rollover. There is a onmouseover key
that is supposed to work, but it doesnt. My Menu
Here is the same example, but using \pushButton, the button command from the eforms
package. It is implemented as a rollover event.
We can add a push button with a rollover effect
This is a version that has a local version of the AeBMenuLocal array. If we place the array
as field-level JavaScript, we dont need the eforms package. Again, this is an onclick event.
AeB Local Menu
Fancier examples can be found at the AeB Blog (www.math.uakron.edu/~dpstory/aebblog.
html).

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