I honestly don't know, but I wonder if they're .pict files. You might try opening them in Photoshop…?

If the page numbers are on a master page, you can select the text frames by Command-Shift-clicking (or Ctrl-Shift-click on Windows). Then you can delete them. Yes?

If you're in CS5, remember you need to export as PDF (Interactive) not PDF (Print). The rollovers should work.

Yes, once you take the time to make a button, putting it in a library (or making a snippet from it) is a very good idea, so you can reuse and recycle later.

Are you talking about how they look in InDesign? Or how they look in Acrobat's Reflow mode?

When you say “no leading” do you mean each line sits on top of each other? Or just very tight?

On the accessibility issues, we have several pages you might look at, including:

https://creativepro.com/ado…..le-pdf.php

Also, this movie may be helpful to some people:

https://tv.adobe.com/watch/acce…..ssibility/

Note that these have not yet been updated for CS5.5… and 5.5 makes accessible PDFs much easier to make! Anyone who needs to make accessible PDF files should look into upgrading.

You're using a newer version than me, I think. I better get an update and see whassup with some of those cool new features! :)

I did a video on how to use it here:

https://www.lynda.com/InDesign-…..814-2.html

I would suggest trying to turn off a lot of the various options (checkmarks) and keep running it. Try it on a single month. Does that work? Try running it with no documents open.

Do you really need to do this as an ipad app? Why not just make a PDF with different pages?

Another option would be to use an MSO (multi-state object).

I can see it in my copy of CS5 on the Mac. See here: