Re: How Do I Include a pdf file in a website?
by ErthWlkr(at)aol.com
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Hi Friends:
Sharon asked:
>I am new to HTML, have just acquired my first client. It's a
>PR/Marketing firm that wishes to provide a downloadable brochure on
>their site. I think this would be a link that would open the file in
>Adobe Acrobat, but, I'm not sure. I would appreciate any guidance you
>might have on where I begin.
Two things to keep in mind:
- Whoever downloads the brochure must be able to read it (ie - they need
Acrobat Reader);
- You should provide a link so they can download the Reader if they don't
have it.
>From there, you're basicaly saving the PDF and then sending it up to your
server as you do your other web pages/images. When you create your link:
<.A HREF="Brochure.pdf">Click here for brochure</A>
The brochure will download as a PDF file.
Hope this helps - sorry I rushed this.... :-)
- Jeff K.
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