Справочник Пользователя для Adobe acrobat 7.0.5 sdk

Modifying the User Interface

(instead of previous libraries such as InterfaceLib), a “carbonized” executable is produced 
which can run under Macintosh OS X (in native mode) as well as Macintosh OS 8/9.

The Acrobat 5.0 and above products are carbonized. In order for a plug-in to use ADM, it 
must also be carbonized.

Plug-ins which do not use ADM will still work on versions other than Mac OS X even 
if they are not carbonized.

To use ADM with Acrobat on a Macintosh, you must also use a 

.

For more information, see the Adobe Dialog Manager Programmer’s Guide and Reference.

You can manipulate specific parts of the Acrobat help system using a plug-in. There is no 
equivalent functionality from Acrobat JavaScript or IAC.

Plug-ins can set values in the preferences file (using the 

 method) 

to prevent the Acrobat or Adobe Reader “About” box and/or splash screen from appearing 
before displaying the first document. These changes take effect the next time Acrobat or 
Adobe Reader is launched.

The 

Help

 directory that accompanies Acrobat or Adobe Reader provides a standardized 

location for your plug-in help files. About Acrobat Plug-Ins is a standard menu item in the 
Help menu. This menu item contains a submenu. You are encouraged to have your plug-in 
add a menu item to the submenu to bring up its own “About” box.

You cannot use Acrobat JavaScript to set values in the preferences file.

You can place a help file either in the 

Help

 directory or in a subdirectory of the 

Help

 

directory. If, for example, your plug-in is localized for Japanese, you might want to place its 
Japanese help file in a 

Help_JPN

 subdirectory. To aid in opening locale-specific help files, 

the core API provides the 

 method. There is no 

equivalent Acrobat JavaScript functionality.

For more information, see the Acrobat and PDF LIbrary API Reference.