Re: possible to color frame cross-refs in the pdf only?

[Greg Henderson <gdhenderson@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Lori,

We have a character format called HyperColor that is part of the definition of any xref tag that we want to appear as "clickable" when producing PDF for on-line
use. 

We have a file that does just one thing - defines the HyperColor format as blue and underlined. When we want to produce on-line PDF, we import character formats
from that file into the book and viola, all xrefs are clearly links.

When it is time to print, we have another file that has just one character format defined. Yup- it's HyperColor, but it is defined as black with no underline.
Either import operation doesn't remove the HyperColor format from the xrefs, it just changes the characteristics.

With the small catalog size - one format - this is a very fast operation even for large books.

HTH

Greg

=====original message=====

Hello Framers,
I would like to have my Frame cross refs appear in a different color (i.e.
not in black) in my pdfs. Actually, I am currently preparing 2 pdf files for
each Frame book - one should be all black and white for the Print Shop, the
second will be available for download from our website (saved with Acrobat 3
compatibility). It would be great if my pdfs from the web had Frame
crossrefs in a different color so that readers would know they are links. Is
there a way to do this in Acrobat 4.0 (Mac)? Currently, I prepare a
postscript file from my Framemaker books, then I distill using two different
job options settings depending on whether the file is destined for the Print
Shop (size doesn't matter), or for the web site (as small as possible).
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Lori Martin
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Greg Henderson
Lucent Technologies Inc.

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