Acrobat 3D Toolkit missing in Acrobat 9 Pro Extended

Dear all,
I updated from Acrobat 8 to Acrobat 9 Pro Extended. Now I was looking for the Acrobat 3D Toolkit and couldn't find it.
Was it renamed into Adobe 3D Reviewer or is it just missing in the installation?
Best regards,
Sandra.

Actually, when you create an animation in 3D Reviewer you can only save it to PDF. The animation is saved as a JavaScript attached to the 3D annotation in PDF. It is not saved in U3D or PRC. To view your animation in PDF you need to use a PDF template. There is a default template that comes with the product locaded in the following folder: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 9.0\Acrobat\plug_ins3d\prc\ENU You should use one of the following templates depending if you rather use Acrobat to create a form template or LiveCycle Designer (also comes with Acrobat Pro Extended): - a3drtemplate_03.pdf: template created with Acrobat - a3drtemplate_lc_03.pdf: template created with LC Designer To save to PDF, you need to use the File>Export menu option, then click on the Options button (left corner), then choose PDF from the list of formats, and click on Options again to set the template to use. On the PDF Export Options dialog box, check the box 'Use Template' and select one of the default templates indicated above. Then at the bottom of the dialog box, check the box 'Include Animations' and click OK (twice) and Save. The PDF created will have the JavaScript to play the animation. If you want to take a look at the JavaScript, it is saved in your temp folder at the following location: C:\Documents and Settings\<userid>\Local Settings\Temp The JavaScript file will have the name of your model with a .jsX extension where X is a number. In 3D Reviewer, special views are created using the following tool: View>Configurations>Create Configuration If you use the Export to PDF option with a template, all the conigurations will come thru in the PDF. You can also save configurations to a PDF without using a template. They will come in as custom views in PDF. You can download the file below to see an example of a PDF saved from 3D Reviewer with a simple animation: https://share.acrobat.com/adc/document.do?docid=db6805a2-9cdd-4584-8388-e4d59123f012 Hope this helps.

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