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Inserting an adobe document in a publisher web-site
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| R_Haney 2006-05-05, 6:56 pm |
| I want a user to be able to open the adobe document in adobe reader when they
select a link for the document.
After I publish the site the document is not a link.
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| DavidF 2006-05-07, 6:40 pm |
| Reference David Bartosik's article:
Including external files in a Publisher web:
http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/articles/80561.aspx
DavidF
"R_Haney" <R_Haney@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:560E30AC-A2E6-4FF7-851D-57A4BE891742@microsoft.com...
> I want a user to be able to open the adobe document in adobe reader when
they
> select a link for the document.
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> After I publish the site the document is not a link.
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| R_Haney 2006-05-08, 6:44 pm |
| Thanks very much for the reply. This was not exactly what I was referring to
although it was a helpful document. Let me explain my scenario in a little
more detail. I have an intranet site running on my XP machine on my network.
The other network users get to the site via the inside IP address of my
workstation ie. http://10.0.0.100
I have my publisher web site published there. The adobe file that I am
trying to make available is employee_handbook.pdf. The adobe file sits in
wwwroot folder where all of the other site files sit. I have tried creating
a link in the web site to the file as follows:
http://10.0.0.100/employee_handbook.pdf
When you choose this link from the published site you get a "page can not be
displayed" page.
I have also tried placing the document in the site by doing the following in
Publisher:
Insert >object>create from file>Adobe Acrobat Document>and then browsing to
the file(employee_handbook.pdf) in the wwwroot folder and choosing OK.
Publisher places an Adobe Acrobat icon in my page but when you publish the
site and try to access the document (click on the adobe icon that was plced
on the page) It is not a link. In other words, it is like it is just a
picure of an adobe symbol or just some text or something. It is not a link
that you can click on.
I am sure this is something simple and probably some fundamental thing that
I am doing wrong but I just have had no luck making it happen.
Any other ideas?
"DavidF" wrote:
> Reference David Bartosik's article:
> Including external files in a Publisher web:
> http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/articles/80561.aspx
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> DavidF
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> "R_Haney" <R_Haney@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:560E30AC-A2E6-4FF7-851D-57A4BE891742@microsoft.com...
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| DavidF 2006-05-08, 10:41 pm |
| You cannot insert a PDF file into a Pub web doc, as you discovered. You will
link to it and if the user has the Adobe Reader installed on their computer,
it should automatically download and open in IE when they click on the link.
I know little about intranets, but it appears you are not writing the link
correctly. When you view the site and hover the mouse over the link, what
does it say in the status bar? Does it reflect where you put the PDF file?
Did you actually put the file in the folder?
DavidF
"R_Haney" <RHaney@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CFA9BF44-8873-40C9-B873-DB93FE591D00@microsoft.com...
> Thanks very much for the reply. This was not exactly what I was referring
to
> although it was a helpful document. Let me explain my scenario in a
little
> more detail. I have an intranet site running on my XP machine on my
network.
> The other network users get to the site via the inside IP address of my
> workstation ie. http://10.0.0.100
> I have my publisher web site published there. The adobe file that I am
> trying to make available is employee_handbook.pdf. The adobe file sits in
> wwwroot folder where all of the other site files sit. I have tried
creating
> a link in the web site to the file as follows:
> http://10.0.0.100/employee_handbook.pdf
> When you choose this link from the published site you get a "page can not
be
> displayed" page.
> I have also tried placing the document in the site by doing the following
in
> Publisher:
>
> Insert >object>create from file>Adobe Acrobat Document>and then browsing
to
> the file(employee_handbook.pdf) in the wwwroot folder and choosing OK.
>
> Publisher places an Adobe Acrobat icon in my page but when you publish the
> site and try to access the document (click on the adobe icon that was
plced
> on the page) It is not a link. In other words, it is like it is just a
> picure of an adobe symbol or just some text or something. It is not a
link
> that you can click on.
>
> I am sure this is something simple and probably some fundamental thing
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> I am doing wrong but I just have had no luck making it happen.
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> Any other ideas?
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> "DavidF" wrote:
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| R_Haney 2006-05-09, 7:02 pm |
| I found the problem. The filename was "test.pdf.pdf" rather than what it
should have been "test.pdf". When I would go and look at a directory listing
I was not noticing the extra .pdf on the filename. Thanks for the help.
"DavidF" wrote:
> You cannot insert a PDF file into a Pub web doc, as you discovered. You will
> link to it and if the user has the Adobe Reader installed on their computer,
> it should automatically download and open in IE when they click on the link.
>
> I know little about intranets, but it appears you are not writing the link
> correctly. When you view the site and hover the mouse over the link, what
> does it say in the status bar? Does it reflect where you put the PDF file?
> Did you actually put the file in the folder?
>
> DavidF
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> "R_Haney" <RHaney@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:CFA9BF44-8873-40C9-B873-DB93FE591D00@microsoft.com...
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| DavidF 2006-05-09, 7:02 pm |
| Good news. Thanks for posting back.
DavidF
"R_Haney" <RHaney@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F1BFC3D3-4D97-4618-9591-235DC3C654A6@microsoft.com...
> I found the problem. The filename was "test.pdf.pdf" rather than what it
> should have been "test.pdf". When I would go and look at a directory
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> I was not noticing the extra .pdf on the filename. Thanks for the help.
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