Pagina blanca en swf cuando exporto de indesign

hice una revista y la mande imprimir pero ahora quiero ponerla en mi pagina web pero cuando la exporto para convertirla en formato swf cuando la pego en la webpage aparece una pagina en blanco del lado izquierdo al iniciar junto con la portada y al final de la revista aprece otra pagina blanca del lado derecho junto con la contraportada y quiero que aparezcan solo las paginas que tienen contenido como hago para que no aparezcan? gracias!!

Si quieres las páginas sueltas de forma individual, no como pliegos, cambia la configuración (de una copia) del documento a paginas simples, no opuestas.
Si quieres que aparezcan enfrentadas, de dos en dos, inicia tu documento en un número de página par.
Modifica esto en Opciones de Numeración y Sección del panel de Páginas.

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I am searching now since 3 days for good solution of my problem. First I wanna tell you that the problem is not just to convert a swf-file into a pdf. I did this many times with all animations, page flip and stuff.My situation is the following:
I have varios catalogues with more or less 12 pages each in an indesign format. Now I created an animated scroll down menu, which appears on an "index-page". On the menu I created buttons. One button for each catalogue. So the idea of the whole thing is to open a document and an index page appears where you have the animated menu and you choose the catalogue you wanna see. Until here it is quite easy. I created a swf file of each catalogue with my animations (as the special page turnover e.g.). So that I just need von Object in with I can load the different swf-files of these catalogues. I already did the process. I linked the buttons to the different swf files and so. So the problem is now when it comes to convert the whole thing into a PDF. Of course I convert it first to swf and then to PDF. After converting it to swf it works 100% fine, but in PDF not, suddenly the swf-files of the catalogues disappear.
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Hope I made my self clear would be too nice if someone could help me or if someone may have a better idea of realizing the whole project.

Jeffrey,
Thank you for the answer. As you have written:
I will also add that the ID's play mode contol [plays once] [repeat play] does not always control the file once in Acrobat.
I presume you mean version of ID older than CS4 or version of Acrobat Reader older than 9.1
It that is the case I will strongly recommend my visitors to upgrade to this version.
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