Acrobat PDF / Javacsript

I need a solution to the following problem.....

1. I use Adobe Acrobat 6.0 Professional to create PDFs.

2. I then use Adobe Encore to create a Video DVD AND use the Encore Option to 'Include a Folder' (which copies the folder

content to the DVD root - so I can add files for a PC with DVD.

3. The PDFs are distributed on DVD.

The final PDF location (sample names) are

DVDdrive\PDFDIR\[url removed, login to view]

The final location of the link target will be

DVDdrive\TS_Video\[url removed, login to view]

4. I cannot control the names Encore assigns to the video DVD files.I cannot change DVD/dir layout. They are generated by Encore at DVD burn time.

5. Acrobat Pro links do not allow manual editing of the "URL". So I cannot enter "..\TS-Video\[url removed, login to view]"

6. I can make the links work IF I include a second copy of [url removed, login to view] and place it in the PDFDir folder (so that Adobe can "see" it during the PDF Link creation step).

7. I do not have space to include 2 copies of the same VOB file(s).

I have not been able to find a solution using standard Acrobat Pro link tools. According to Adobe Premium support there should be a way to do it with Javascript, but they don't support it and I'm on my own.

The DVD includes an Autorun menu system that can load an HTML/Javascript page into the menu. (see [url removed, login to view])

I think the solution involves Javascript...but that's up to you...I just need it to work. Pls giev me a quote...thanks

## Deliverables

1) Script and/or whatever other code is needed to allow me to implement links (as described) when I create PDFs

3) Exclusive and complete copyrights to all work purchased. (No GPL, 3rd party components, etc. unless all copyright ramifications are explained AND AGREED TO by the buyer on the site).

## Platform

Windows XP

Adobe Acrobat 6.0

Others (eg Mac) if possible.

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