Defining and Using Colors in AcroForm Scripting


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Defining and Using Colors in AcroForm Scripting

The Acrobat JavaScript model can be used to describe a wide variety of colors in three different color spaces. Colors are used for backgrounds, borders and text in both form fields and markup annotations. They are important for both automating the creation of these elements and adding highlighting and other visual effects to a PDF. . . . (to read the remainder of this article, please log in below.)

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