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Add bookmarks/links to movies and audio
files (embedded or referenced)
Movies can help demonstrate complex subjects, illustrate processes,
reach non-verbal learners, and overcome language barriers. Apart
from conventional movies such as a video demonstrating a part
replacement, movies can be used to:
- dynamically demonstrate on-screen processes (instead of only
displaying static screen captures)
- actively engage the readers in viewing an object or a location
in a "virtual reality" movie
- present slide shows (sequential display of multiple static
images in the same page area)
- run animations
Using TimeSavers shortcuts, you can add links/bookmarks (in
FrameMaker) pointing to movies available locally or stored in
web sites. The linked movie can be played in a floating window
or in a specified location on the page. Movie controller is optional
(a custom controller can be added); movies can be activated automatically
when the page is entered.
With TimeSavers+Multimedia Assistant (Acrobat 6 or higher),
you can embed or link (local or web-based files) multimedia files
in FrameMaker files using hypertext markers.
Examples:
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