Use AdobeReader plugin shortcuts in LC Browser
Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2014 10:14 am
When you're going to display a PDF by LC's browser then you could think about the following:
In the card that is used to display the browser block commandkey in card's script:
Why? You can then use the following shortcuts for the plugin (some of you haven't detected until now?) and prevent LC from catching them; some of these cmdkey-combinations are also used (new!) in the main menu of LC 7 IDE.
On MacOS X these work when the Adobe AcrobatReader-plugin is active (sometimes you have to click in the browser view first). Some are different from Adobe's help, just try. For Win 7/8 see
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/acrobat/X/s ... index.html (other languages/keyboard settings available).
In the card that is used to display the browser block commandkey in card's script:
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on commandKeyDown ck
-- # later on make more selective:
-- if ck is not among the items of "...."
-- then pass commandKeyDown
end commandKeyDown
Note.
On Mac use revBrowserOpen for display of local PDF because revBrowserOpenCEF is currently not able to load the newest adobe reader plugin.
On MacOS X these work when the Adobe AcrobatReader-plugin is active (sometimes you have to click in the browser view first). Some are different from Adobe's help, just try. For Win 7/8 see
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/acrobat/X/s ... index.html (other languages/keyboard settings available).
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ESC =Return to hand or select tool
shift-F8 =Show toolbar
shift-F10 =Tools Menu
space =PDF page down
shift-space =PDF page up
scrollWheel =Up/Down
cmd-shift-H =Toggle auto-scroll to up/down <---------
cmd-Plus =Zoom in (UK cmd-=)
cmd-Minus =Zoom out
opt-scrollWheel =Zoom in/out <---------<---------
cmd-shift-Plus =Rotate 90 degrees clockwise
cmd-shift-Minus =Rotate 90 degrees counterclockwise
cmd-0 =Fit (adjust to the LARGER of width and height)
cmd-1 =Actual size (100% Magnification)
cmd-2 =Fill (adjust to the SMALLER of width and height)
cmd-E =Edit properties
cmd-Y =Magnification-dialog
cmd-P =Reader print-dialog <---------<---------
cmd-A =select all Text
cmd-D =Document settings
cmd-F =Find in pdf, ESC to close (for "easy" docs only)
cmd-K =Reader prefs (set all defaults) <---------
cmd-L =Toggle to full browser frame <---------
cmd-shift-F =Advanced Acrobat search
cmd-shift-S =Save pdf as (Adobe dialog ...) <---------