Interactive PDF acrobat DC ipad

i created a form in InDesign and made it an interactive form in acrobat XI on my desktop. I have opened up the interactive PDF on my iPad using the Acrobat DC reader app, but cannot fill out the highlighted form fields (i can see the highlighted fields though).
can someone advise on how to make these fields interactive so the form can be filled out for iPad usage? Thank you.

Adobe Reader 10.3 does not yet support multimedia. None of the free readers I've found support it.
The best PDF reader I've found for the iPad is not free, $US9.99: PDF Expert. It supports multimedia.

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My PDF uses three types of buttons: (1) buttons that go to next/previous or a desination page; (2) Buttons that show or hide other buttons – all of these are generated entirely from InDesign and, (3) Layer visibility buttons - which are created in InDesign, but the button Action is set in Acrobat. These buttons require Acrobat layers.
I have seen recommendations for other PDF viewers – such as GoodReader – but GoodReader does not support layers. Is there a Viewer that does? Like Acrobat, but that works with iPads?!
Or do I need to export to another format? Or re-create my document in another format? InDesign Folios do not support the buttons I am using; SWF files do not support layers... sigh.
I don't need to send the PDF to other iPads, only view it. (The Document is an interactive company presentation - my boss goes to a lot of conferences and he wants to be able to present to clients from his iPad.)
Anyone got any bright ideas?!

Sadly, Adobe Reader doesn't support playing videos. You'll need to purchase a better PDF reader, notably PDF Expert from Readdle. US $9.99.

How can video of interactive pdf show on Ipad?

Created an interactive pdf in InDesign with a video at the end, H.264 mp4 for Ipad size. THe video will show on the computer but will not show on the Ipad. Downloaded Adobe Reader 10.3 it can see it but will not play. Any ideas of how to get the video to show in the interactive pdf on Ipad?

Adobe Reader 10.3 does not yet support multimedia. None of the free readers I've found support it.
The best PDF reader I've found for the iPad is not free, $US9.99: PDF Expert. It supports multimedia.

Reading interactive pdfs on an IPad

I did see some old replies to this question back in 2010, I need an updated answer as I need to create an interactive document for the Ipad. So I did a short draft Ibooks Author and of course it works great. Now I'm told I need do also do an interactive document so pc users can see and I can do that with InDesign and import as an interactive pdf. Rather not do two platforms so if I just did an interactive pdf what free apps for the IPad read interactive pdf's
R

Adobe Reader. Check it out.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/adobe-reader/id469337564?mt=8

Interactive PDF - Buttons don't show on mobile/ipad

Hello!
I'm creating an ebook. I have two issues I need help with regarding buttons and interactivity.
1) How do I link an image to a later page?
For example, I'm introducing contributors--but want to offer readers the ability to fast track to their bio page (at the end of the document) and weblinks...
2) Why are my interactive buttons not showing up on mobile or ipad?
I'm trying to include social icons that link to contributors social channels. Why do these show up and work in Adobe Acrobat Pro--but not on my iphone and ipad?
Here is the link for my PDF (very much a work in progress).
https://www.dropbox.com/s/nw2cjlkr6ps8tgj/MomentumGuide.pdf

What PDF reader(s) are you using to view your PDF on the iPad?
Here are a couple postings I've done on InDesignSecrets.com which may help you:
Finding the Best Tablet PDF Reader | InDesignSecrets
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i'm trying to read several interactive pdf on my ipad, but when i touch the screen it ppeares a top bar with "ok" that if i touch it closes the pdf, an upload button, & the thumbnails of the pages on the righ side of the screen appears too. Does anybody know how to avoid it? Thank's

Are you saying that all pages appear blank when you open the particular PDF document (AINF....pdf) in Adobe Reader for iOS? It may be due to a bug in Adobe Reader for iOS.
You mentioned "links"...There are three different actions that the desktop version of Adobe Reader supports for links.
Go to a page view (within the same document)
Open a web page
Open a file
Adobe Reader mobile products (for iOS, Android, Windows Phone) support the first two but does not support opening a PDF file or any other types of files.
Additionally, hyperlinks are not visible in Adobe Reader mobile products. (It used to show hyperlinks in light blue highlight. But due to customer complaints, hyperlink highlighting has been disabled.)
Please let us know if you can share your PDF document with us (Adobe). We can take a look at it and diagnose the cause of the problem. Thank you.

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He says, a neutral grey is Set, When all 4 Values of c,m,y and k are the Same?
Seriously?
Embarassing Mistake in this Video. Has anybody from Adobe watched and cleared this? How in the World Couleur this Guy become adobe Certified whatever.
For neutral grey you'd use the k value only.
In RGB a neutral grey is Set with Same amount of r,g and be.
Depending on your profiles and on the colours, a neutral gray in CMYK Would have more Cyan than Magenta and yellow.
Just Take a neutral grey in RGB and let Photoshop change it to CMYK. And have a Look at the Result.

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I made an infographic in Indesign for our university magazine with a QR code to link to an interactive pdf. Nothing too complicated animation wise, simply buttons that you can click on to view different parts of the graphic. However, the buttons are not working at all in Safari and on the iPhone and iPad, the buttons disapear completley. Please help.
http://bit.ly/yrTN4R?r=qr
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Whether buttons work correctly in a PDF file depend entirely on what PDF reader you're using. Here are a couple of important facts:
* While corrected created interactive PDFs will display correctly in the FREE Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat, they probably won't display correctly in Apple's Preview application which is probably what you're viewing in Safari.
* None of the PDF readers currently available on an iPad (e.g., iBooks, GoodReader, etc.) correctly handle interactivity like buttons on an iPad.

How to create interactive pdf for Ipad using InDesign CS6

Hi I created a Magazine layout using InDesign CS6 and wanted it to be viewed on native Ipad reader (but not as apps). I put interactivity features like page navigations and hyperlinks and converted it to interactive pdf. The problem was the links and buttons are not showing on Ipad.
I tried using Acrobat Pro to create the hyperlinks and this time the navigations and hyperlinks are showing. But is there a way not to create the hyperlinks manually one by one (specially the next page and previous page). If I have more than 100 pages of documents this process will be very tedious.
Is there a solution to create the interactive pdf directly from InDesign without creating the links in Acrobat?

Hi Guys
This is Sean Smith. Marilou who wrote the original post works for me. Bob if you could point us in the direction of details you need I’ll ensure we provide the additional information as soon as possible.
M tells me she pretty much doing exactly what Steve's article suggests.
The concern is what a remarkably cumbersome process this appears to be.
Even though I believe her explanation entirely I find the problem to be highly disconcerting as it’s wasting an immense amount of valuable time and inhibiting the production process significantly.
She is producing wonderful results but via an immensely painstaking process fraught with potential for error. Each page link has to be manually linked to the next by number. It’s entirely possible to make a mistake and link to the incorrect page thus missing pages.
If she inserts a new page – guess what? All the pages links have to changed manually and double checked yet again.
If she makes a ‘Contents’ section as we do and exports the InDesign file as an interactive PDF all the contents items and links are missing and are therefore blank.
She then has to export the document as a plain PDF and do the job again in Acrobat.
For an extravagantly wealthy company with such extraordinarily expensive software I find this to be entirely incredulous.
Who is the Product Manager for InDesign?
Are they aware of this issue?
What are they doing about it and when will it be done?
Just curious are you guys paid employees or volunteers as this appears to be an official forum and we are new here?
Digital publishing of PDF magazines appears to be an explosive growth market especially for platforms such as the iPad but this primary product for the task appears to be inadequate or ill-conceived.
Is DPS a possible solution or is this more for Apps than PDF production?
Regards
Sean

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I have heard that it was not possible to display any interactive pdf file (action field that start a video clip when click or touch) on an iPad 2 ?
I have an application in which I just want to display my interactive pdf file with action field that start a video clip when click. It uses a hyperlink in acrobat. Is it possible to display this on an iPad 2 and allow the user to touch the action field to start a video clip ?? It works in windows (of course).
I was hoping it was possible using pdf because MS power point doesn't work on any applications in iPad2 that will handle the hyperlinking to a video.
I appreciate any suggestions on this topic.
Thank You,
G

Adobe Reader does not have this capability. I'm not aware of any other PDF viewers for iOS that do.

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PS: I totally don't have a problem with going with a PC based slate device that runs flash, but the problem is several of my friends already have an iPad and that limits my distribution audience. As stated earlier, it is very disappointing Apple has decided to be so restrictive and proprietary about this, but I can't believe there is not some smart Adobe person in there that can't find a technical way around Apple's walls. Any insights would be appreciated.

I have also been trying to implement audio into a PDF file. I am working on a presentation that will be presented to a client on an IPAD and then they will have the opportunity to keep the IPAD and some additional reference materials that are uploaded to GoodReader (awesome app). I developed the presentation in Power Point and converted to a PDF. I was happy to see that GoodReader recognizes the hyperlinks between the slides (pages) however I would like to give the end user the option to hear narration or an audio blurp about what is going on on each page.
Thought about Keynote for the presentation but it doesn't support narration. Thought about trying to link directly to a web based audio file, that doesn't work. Thought about trying to link to an ITunes file, that doesn't work. This type of functionality is GREATLY needed. I wish that Acrobat had the option to embed an Audio file that didn't turn into flash (maybe javascript?), that would be an ideal solution.
If anybody finds a way to do this, I would really appreciate it!

Interactive PDF on ipad

Hello I'm serching for a program, which can show me the interactive buttons, hyperlinks on an iPad or iPhone. I know, that adobe reader can do this till today and goodreader is not an option for me. I hope some of you can answer my question and help me.

Hi Steve, I understand this is not a recent post and the technology evolves very fast. You provided interesting options for PDF readers on the iPad. Unfortunately I think the root of the problen is for the ios to support most interactive functions of PDFs.
We are sending promotional material to prospective clients from our design studio in the interactive PDF format. As you know they read fine on PC and MAC laptops but lack some interactivity when viewed on iPads. I am surprised by the high number of execs. using iPads on the road and at home to view such documents. You see, when you pick-up mail on an iPad, it displays the file for you, and people expect to be able to interact with the file directly in the email program. We can't expect our target market to have special readers installed.
It sounds like all we can do is wait for the "tablet" readers to provide such capacity. I have read on other posts suggestions to build the document in "inDesign 6" (which we do) and add interactive buttons and navigation with "Acrobat Pro". We will investigate this route. Any other suggestion is welcome.

Interactive PDFs on iPads

I’ve exported an interactive PDF that has video content that plays when viewed in Acrobat on my laptop. When I’ve put this on my iPad though the videos don’t seem to play. Do I need to export differently to enable this to happen, or will the iPad just not support this? Is there anything I can install on it which will allow it to work?
Many thanks
Aileen

Adobe Reader for iOS does not support embedded videos yet.

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