I have forms I want my users to download from my website.
How do I put put a button on my web page so that when
people press it the forms (word format or Acrobat format)
will be downloaded to them.

Import the files into your current open FP web and then create a link to
them.

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"Max Sullivan" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have forms I want my users to download from my website.
> How do I put put a button on my web page so that when
> people press it the forms (word format or Acrobat format)
> will be downloaded to them.

"Max Sullivan" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:0b2601c38474$4ecdf8a0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> I have forms I want my users to download from my website.
> How do I put put a button on my web page so that when
> people press it the forms (word format or Acrobat format)
> will be downloaded to them.

Make a button (a jpg or gif) image......like the file to it with a normal <a
href> link.

If you want to be really smart, you can do rollover images, using on mouseover or
onclick events with FP 2002 (using javascript/DHTML).

If you want to use a normal form button (that boring grey "submit" button) you
can link from those as well....using on click.....within the <input type> tag.