You can save a document containing SWF files in PDF, HTML, and XML formats. Also, you can print documents containing SWF files.
1)Select File > Open, and then open the FrameMaker book or file containing SWF files.
2)Select File > Save As PDF.
3)You can change the save location and the filename if you want, and then click Save.
4)Click Set in the PDF Setup dialog box to generate a PDF with the default settings. Or, set additional options, and then click Set. The SWF file imported into the book or file and it is saved. If you have installed Flash Player on your computer, you can open the PDF and play the SWF file.
note: By default, FrameMaker is configured to embed SWF files in PDFs. However, you can disable this option.
When you open a PDF containing a SWF file, the Manage Trust For Multimedia Content dialog box appears. Select the Play The Multimedia Content This One Time or Play The Multimedia Content And Add This Document To My List Of Trusted Documents option and click Play. Ensure that you have installed Adobe Reader® 8 or later, or Adobe Acrobat 3D version 8 or later, to view the generated PDF containing SWF files.
When the imported media file is saved as a PDF and played, Acrobat plays SWF and FLV files with its own in-built native media player. Playback of all other media files is possible only if the relevant codecs are installed on the system
You can import a SWF file into a document and save it as an HTML file. When you do this, a CSS file generates automatically. If you imported a SWF file by copying it into an Unstructured document, the SWF files are saved as GIFs with the HTML file. If you imported a SWF file by copying it into a Structured document, the SWF files are saved separately. When you open the HTML file, click the SWF content to play it.
1)Select File > Open, and then open the FrameMaker book or file containing SWF files.
2)Select File > Save As HTML.
3)You can change the save location and the filename if you want, and then click Save.
You can save a FrameMaker file containing a SWF file as XML. When you open the XML file in FrameMaker, the SWF file is preserved through XML roundtrip. To ensure roundtripping of SWF files, make sure that the XML file contains correct read write rules before you save the file as XML.
note: Ensure that you create or open an XML file containing a graphic element definition before importing a SWF file into it.
1)Select File > Open, and then open the XML file containing SWF files.
2)Select File > Save As XML.
3)You can change the save location and the filename if you want, and then click Save.
If the SWF content was embedded in the FrameMaker file, and the document is saved as XML, the SWF content is saved as an independent SWF file. In addition, a reference to the SWF file is created in the XML.
You can print a FrameMaker document with SWF files. The SWF files are printed as frames. If the first frame contains an image, the bitmap of the image is printed.
1)Open the FrameMaker document containing SWF files.
2)Select File > Print.
3)Set the remaining print options as necessary, and then click Print. For information on the other options, see Print options.