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Subject:Re: Fwd: linking to a location within a pdf file From:WandaJane Phillips <wjp -at- WRITELIVELIHOOD -dot- COM> Date:Fri, 12 Jun 1998 19:12:55 -0400
Thanks, Dave
I'd received one note saying it couldn't be done, one saying it could be
done with another product (XPDF), and a third saying that it could be done.
I'd searched through several documents provided with Exchange, and felt
that I was closing in on an answer but all the references pointed to a book
(Portable Document Format Reference Manual ISBN 0-201-62628-4). I looked
locallly but no bookstore carries it, I want to see it before I buy it!
I'll give the embed command a go, although I don't really want to open the
pdf in the same window as the HTML. For one thing, the HTML will be in a
smaller window sans navigation options (menus, toolbars, location).
Thanks, everyone for the help. I'll report back when I have a definite answer.
wjp
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