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Table 194 – Entries in an annotation’s additional-actions dictionary
(Optional; PDF 1.2) An action that is performed when the cursor enters the annotation’s active area.
(Optional; PDF 1.2) An action that is performed when the cursor exits the annotation’s active area.
(Optional; PDF 1.2) An action that is performed when the mouse button is pressed inside the annotation’s active area.
(Optional; PDF 1.2) An action that is performed when the mouse button is released inside the annotation’s active area.
For backward compatibility, the A entry in an annotation dictionary, if present, takes precedence over this entry (see Table 168).
(Optional; PDF 1.2; widget annotations only) An action that is performed when the annotation receives the input focus.
(Optional; PDF 1.2; widget annotations only) (Uppercase B, lowercase L) An action that is performed when the annotation loses the input focus.
(Optional; PDF 1.5) An action that is performed when the page containing the annotation is opened.
EXAMPLE 1 When the user navigates to it from the next or previous page or by means of a link annotation or outline item. The action is executed after the O action in the page’s additional-actions dictionary (see Table 195) and the OpenAction entry in the document Catalog (see Table 28), if such actions are present.
(Optional; PDF 1.5) An action that is performed when the page containing the annotation is closed.
EXAMPLE 2 When the user navigates to the next or previous page, or follows a link annotation or outline item. The action is executed before the C action in the page’s additional-actions dictionary (see Table 195), if present.
This action is executed after the O action in the page’s additional-actions dictionary (and the OpenAction entry in the document Catalog, if such actions are present.
The action is executed before the C action in the page’s additional- actions dictionary (see Table 195), if present.
(Optional; PDF 1.5) An action that is performed when the page containing the annotation becomes visible.
(Optional; PDF 1.5) An action that is performed when the page containing the annotation is no longer visible in the conforming reader’s user interface.