Import A .pdf file

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I have an application that I created in Microsoft Publisher and then
converted to a .pdf file. I want to import the .pdf file to a web page so
that people can print off the application, complete it and then fax it back
to me. How do I import the .pdf file?
 
Can you give me just a tad more detail, I'm a novice that this whole thing?
I also use Frontage 2002. A little more help please?

Thank you,
 
Import your .pdf file into whatever directory you want it. Create a
hyperlink to the .pdf file. (Because I work on my site live, I do a copy and
paste into the directory and that works. I'm not sure if it does for
everyone tho.)
 
In FP File Import and browse to the PDF file
The drag the .pdf from Folder List to your page to create a link to it

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| Can you give me just a tad more detail, I'm a novice that this whole thing?
| I also use Frontage 2002. A little more help please?
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| | > just link to it, with a <a href> tag.
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| > | > > I have an application that I created in Microsoft Publisher and then
| > > converted to a .pdf file. I want to import the .pdf file to a web page
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| > > that people can print off the application, complete it and then fax it
| back
| > > to me. How do I import the .pdf file?
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anon said:
I have an application that I created in Microsoft Publisher and then
converted to a .pdf file. I want to import the .pdf file to a web page so
that people can print off the application, complete it and then fax it back
to me. How do I import the .pdf file?
Click to expand...


If you want the PDF to appear in the page create an object tag in your HTML
code similar to the code below... just replace "brochure.pdf" with the name
of your file:

<object classid="clsid:CA8A9780-280D-11CF-A24D-444553540000"
id="Pdf1"
left="0"
width="100%"
height="100%"
style="border-style: none; border-width: 0; padding: 0">
<param name="SRC" value="brochure.pdf">
</object>
 
The Object (ActiveX) tag is not supported in NS browsers.

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Thomas A. Rowe said:
The Object (ActiveX) tag is not supported in NS browsers.
Click to expand...


Oops... that's right. I believe you can do an embed tag though...
 
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Thomas A. Rowe said:
The Object (ActiveX) tag is not supported in NS browsers.
Click to expand...


Oops... that's right. I believe you can do an embed tag though...
 
You are better off, just link to the document, instead of trying to have the
document open directly within the user's browser window, which is what the
Object tag and embed tag would do. As it may not work for user viewing the
site on different platform or other browser, etc.


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FrontPage Resources, Forums, WebCircle,
MS KB Quick Links, etc.
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