I'm announcing some workshops in Australia with Kah Kit and would like to hyperlink a pdf brochure to my websites. Anyone able to help me with how this can be done?
Thanks in advance.
Posted by Randall Quon on August 20, 2009 at 10:28 PM
By default, current versions of Acrobat and Acrobat Reader create links from URLs automatically.
Posted by Larry Puckett on August 21, 2009 at 11:14 AM
Basically, you need to load the pdf on the server with your website. Then create a hotlink on your website and enter the url for the pdf. Your website software should allow you to create a hotlink easily. After that when a user hits the hotlink the pdf will open or a dialog will appear asking whether it should be saved or opened etc. I notice that you guys recently had a major upgrade of your site so you may need to go back to your developer to do this--Larry
Posted by Dan Baumbach on August 21, 2009 at 12:59 PM
<a href="online path of the pdf file">Click here for brochure of my workshops</a>
Load the pdf on your web server. Add a link like the one above. When users click on it, the brochure will be downloaded. Adobe has a web browser plugin so most of the time the brochure will be displayed right in the web browser. If not, Adobe's pdf viewer will be launched to display it.
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3 repliesThanks in advance.
Load the pdf on your web server. Add a link like the one above. When users click on it, the brochure will be downloaded. Adobe has a web browser plugin so most of the time the brochure will be displayed right in the web browser. If not, Adobe's pdf viewer will be launched to display it.
- Dan