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embedding multi-page pdf files

Mar 12, 2012 11:09 AM

looking to embed multi page pdf files into my folio.

any advice?

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1. Bob Levine,

Mar 12, 2012 11:43 AM in reply to mansoorian

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The first bit of advice is tell us what you’re trying to do because that description really makes very little sense.

Bob

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2. mansoorian,

Mar 12, 2012 12:39 PM in reply to Bob Levine

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hey bob.
within an article, i wanna provide a link that opens up a multi page
pdf document. almost as if it were a pop up.

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3. Bob Bringhurst,

Mar 12, 2012 12:51 PM in reply to mansoorian

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If you add the PDF files to the HTMLResources.zip file, you can create a button that links to the PDF documents and opens them in the in-app browser. Follow the instructions on creating and uploading the HTMLResources.zip file carefully. When creating the button, use the Go To URL action, and specify HTMLResources/articlename.pdf.

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4. minia92,

Apr 19, 2012 5:56 AM in reply to Bob Bringhurst

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Hi Bob

I have a question around that because I have a folio with links to a 100 PDF, so I let I image how heavy my folio is now (even by optimising my PDF beforehand)

The think is that we were keen to all our users to read those PDF even when they are offline. But the folio is too heavy (approx 300 MO) and we will loose user as the folio download is too long

My question is

Do you know if we can explore another solution (other than put those PDF in a web page) because we would be keen our users to be able to read those PDF offline?

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