How Do You Close a Floating Rich Media Flash Window?   I got a
question this morning that got me thinking about some other
issues I’ve had with Rich Media Annotations as well. Here’s the
question…  I have a swf file created in Flex running in a PDF
which opens in a floating window when clicked.  I can get the
floating window to close by allowing “Disable Content” in the
context window, but I’m trying to achieve the same effect when
an “OK” button is clicked in the swf file. This button calls a
function in the PDF and should ideally then close the floating
window.  Any idea how to do this?  My first response was “No –
no idea”. Since the Rich Media Annotation will be listening for
a response from Acrobat, Acrobat will crash if you try to close
the window programmatically. The same thing happens when you try
to programmatically change pages in a PDF. I tried working
around this issue myself multiple times, filed bug reports and
then finally gave up. After the above question came in from an
earlier post, I decid