It's going to be a little tricky getting PDFs to open through the mobile app, as this chart will show you. But take a look at the ideas on this older thread and see if they'll help you out. Good luck
of course the storyline app is too much limitated to be used at the moment. No possibiltiy of downloading a resource in pdf (so, how do you justify the presence of a link in the player that is not working to your customers?) Moreover, if the course is uploaded into Moodle platform, again problems with the app because of autentication not supported, Tin can API version is required as publishing standard, also it must be installed and configured for Moodle...or cloud version. All this stuff make so complicated something that should not be...
Did you mean you want to use your ipad to view and read pdf document? To this end, I'm afraid you need to install a pdf mobile viewer app on your ipad which will convert your ipad to a document reader, which belongs to an imaging document library, thus you can read and process pdf document on your ipad with finger, and baisc pdf pages operations, like page zooming in and out, flipping, despeckling, etc.
Thanks for sharing those links here, although I'm not certain that Zio is still subscribed to this thread, and you may want to private message him. Also, as he mentioned file hyperlinks are not supported in the Mobile player, although they would work within the HTML5 output.
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Hi Maud,
It's going to be a little tricky getting PDFs to open through the mobile app, as this chart will show you. But take a look at the ideas on this older thread and see if they'll help you out. Good luck
I use a web object to display PDFs within my Storyline courses, works for iPad and desktop deployment. It's discussed in this thread...
http://community.articulate.com/forums/p/17389/98632.aspx#98632
of course the storyline app is too much limitated to be used at the moment. No possibiltiy of downloading a resource in pdf (so, how do you justify the presence of a link in the player that is not working to your customers?) Moreover, if the course is uploaded into Moodle platform, again problems with the app because of autentication not supported, Tin can API version is required as publishing standard, also it must be installed and configured for Moodle...or cloud version. All this stuff make so complicated something that should not be...
Did you mean you want to use your ipad to view and read pdf document? To this end, I'm afraid you need to install a pdf mobile viewer app on your ipad which will convert your ipad to a document reader, which belongs to an imaging document library, thus you can read and process pdf document on your ipad with finger, and baisc pdf pages operations, like page zooming in and out, flipping, despeckling, etc.
I don't know if this pdf viewer control could be of help to you. The pdf things always seems to be complicated to me. I've had enough.
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Hope this snippet can be useful for your modal dialog.
Hi Timothy and Uchiha,
Thanks for sharing those links here, although I'm not certain that Zio is still subscribed to this thread, and you may want to private message him. Also, as he mentioned file hyperlinks are not supported in the Mobile player, although they would work within the HTML5 output.
Also, welcome to E-Learning Heroes Uchiha!
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