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Delete a 3d view, Play multimedia in pdfs, Supported video, audio, and interactive formats – Adobe Acrobat XI User Manual

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Multimedia and 3D models

Last updated 1/14/2015

Named View

Changes to the defined view that you select from the list appearing below this option.

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(Optional) To make a bookmark or link also jump to a specific page and page view, choose Go To A Page View on
the Selection Action menu, and click Add. Then use the scroll bars and zoom tools to adjust the page view before
you click the Set Link button. When finished, click Close in the Properties dialog box.

Delete a 3D view

Do one of the following:

• On the 3D toolbar, open the Views pop-up menu and choose Manage Views. Select the views you want to remove,

and click Delete View.

• In the View pane of the Model Tree panel, select the views you want to remove. From within the View pane, either

click the Delete button

or click the Options button and choose Delete View.

More Help topics

Playing video, audio, and multimedia formats in PDFs

Adding multimedia to PDFs

Add comments to videos (Acrobat Pro)

Adding 3D models to PDFs (Acrobat Pro)

Displaying 3D models in PDFs

Interacting with 3D models

Measuring 3D objects in PDFs

Commenting on 3D designs in PDFs

Playing video, audio, and multimedia formats in PDFs

Play multimedia in PDFs

Using the Hand tool or the Select tool, click the play area of the video or sound file. When the pointer is positioned over
the play area, it changes to the play mode icon

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Supported video, audio, and interactive formats

You can play the following types of multimedia in PDFs created using Adobe Acrobat® or Adobe Reader® X:

Interactive multimedia

Includes SWF files.

Video

Includes MOV, M4V, 3GP, and 3G2 video files that use H.264 compression. It also includes FLV, F4V, MP3, and

MP4 files. You must have H.264 codecs installed on your computer to play files that use H.264 compression.

Audio

Includes audio files, such as MP3 and MP4

You can play these files on a page or activate them from a link, bookmark, form field, or page action. Each multimedia
file includes a play area from which the media can be activated. The play area typically appears on the PDF page as an
image or a rectangle, but can also be invisible.

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