RE: putting an email link in an Adobe Acrobat document
by Klaas De Waele <klaas(at)gracegraphics.be>
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Hmm, no, but in the same direction: does anyone know how to put an email
link in a director file?
By the way... you could use this workaround:
Don't link to an email address, but to a page, in which you have the
following:
<.head>
<.meta HTTP-EQUIV="refresh" CONTENT="0; URL=mailto:you(at)whatever.com">
It will then automatically launch the email program. It is also best to
provide a link to the email within the page, resize the browser to a smaller
size and have a onload="self.focus();" thing in the <.body>
Good luck.
- Kayjey -
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Verzonden: donderdag 5 juli 2001 11:01
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Onderwerp: putting an email link in an Adobe Acrobat document
Hi,
Not sure if this question is relevant to this group but does anyone know how
to put an email
link on an Adobe Acrobat document.
Thanks
Jonny
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