Dumb SVG question.

[Gypsyjoe]

GJ, never dumb, just don't try the answer, it is quite hard: https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/usin...ns_acrobat_pro.

Acorn

Sorry Acorn, for me personally I don't think the answer answered anything for me, but I should've said for my question would it work creating a PDF in Xara. I think I'll just use the PNG version in my PDF and not worry about the animation. I just thought it would be rather neat if I could include the animated in my PDF. You have to understand I walk around here looking at all you geniuses and think to myself how dumb can you really be. Well I am very dumb usually here on Talk Graphics most answers go right over my head. I just like hanging out with you guys and occasionally something gets through my thick skull. Anyhow thank you for the answer.

[browj2]

Looking at the Adobe Acrobat instructions, it would seem that you need a full version of Acrobat or Acrobat Pro to be able to embed media in a pdf. Even then, anyone viewing it would need a version of Acrobat Reader that plays the media.

I tried embedding a video in a document and exporting to pdf, without success. It would be neat if this could be done in Xara.