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Freddie Newsgroup
Can anyone tell me how to put a PDF on my sight that can be downloaded?
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Tom Pepper Willett
File | Import the file into your web, and create a link to it.
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Don
Freddie,
To insure it will be downloaded and not opened put it in a .zip file
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To insure it will be downloaded and not opened put it in a .zip file
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Thomas A. Rowe
Import the PDF into your current open FP web, and create a link to it, just
like you would create a link to a page within your web.
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like you would create a link to a page within your web.
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Jack Brewster
Freddie,
Once you have the PDF created, just import it into your FrontPage web and
create a regular hyperlink to it. There's really nothing different between
linking to a PDF or an HTML file.
If you want to insure files are downloaded, instead of viewed within the
browser, there isn't too much you can do about that. Because the Acrobat
Reader program is installed as a "helper" app for the browser, Internet
Explorer will try to open it in the browser window. About the only things
you can do to prevent this are to put the PDF into a .zip file (not very
end-user friendly) or provide instructions to your visitors to "right click
and save target".
Good luck!
Once you have the PDF created, just import it into your FrontPage web and
create a regular hyperlink to it. There's really nothing different between
linking to a PDF or an HTML file.
If you want to insure files are downloaded, instead of viewed within the
browser, there isn't too much you can do about that. Because the Acrobat
Reader program is installed as a "helper" app for the browser, Internet
Explorer will try to open it in the browser window. About the only things
you can do to prevent this are to put the PDF into a .zip file (not very
end-user friendly) or provide instructions to your visitors to "right click
and save target".
Good luck!
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Steve Easton
Import it into your web.
Create a link to it.
Place a note by the link:
Right click and select "Save As"
to download.
Publish your web.
Create a link to it.
Place a note by the link:
Right click and select "Save As"
to download.
Publish your web.