Advanced levels of creativity, efficiency and control of PDFs within Director. Seamless integration, cross-platform and stand-alone capabilities makes Impressario the ultimate Xtra for PDF integration. <ul> <li>Creative freedom <br> Apply Director's inks, transparency and animation to Impressario sprites, place objects on top, open multiple PDFs... </li> <li>Easy to use <br> No scripting knowledge required. WYSIWYG authoring, pre-scripted behaviors, customizable toolbars, automatic scrollbars and bookmarks... </li> <li>No hassle, universal deployment <br> Self-contained - no other application required. 100% identical behavior on Windows and Mac. Shockwave deployment, precise printing of complex layouts, proven technology... </li> <li>Advanced functionality <br> Full scripting API. PDF forms, hyperlinks, trap and handle events, search across multiple PDF documents... </li> <li>PDF customization <br> Replace images within PDF documents, add and delete pages, add header and footers... </li> </ul> A FREE fully-functional trial version, along with FREE tools and samples, is available from the web site. <br>INM also offers FREE support on all their products.
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INM Impressario for Macromedia Director 4.0
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License | Free to try | |
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| Requirements | Macromedia Director 8.5, MX, MX 2004 v10.1+ (Director MX 2004 version 10.0 is not supported) | ||
| Downloads | 47 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | Integration New Media | File Size | 519 |
| Date added | 20 Nov 2008 | ||
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