Convert large PDF book to online friendly format

[Jay_Alves@adobeforums.com]

I have a 200+ page PDF that I want to put online, in a online friendly format. In other words, I don't want th user to have to load the entire PDF, but rather break it up into single pages, so only a page needs to load, not an entire PDF (very large in MB size as well)

Any suggestions on what would be the best route for this?

I'm thinking of exporting each page as a jpeg, and using HTML as the interface. Although this would take a long time.

Any other ideas? Can I use PDF format online in this way as to not have user download the entire thing?

[Mark_Larsen@adobeforums.com]

optimize with fast web view for page on demand

[Jay_Alves@adobeforums.com]

Thanks Mark, I think I need additional guidance.

I've turn on the fast web view for page on demand now. If the server end of things allows for such things, how should I store the PDF on the server so that the PDF is view page by page.

right now, when I access the file, my browser attempts to download the file itself.

thanks in advance

[Jon_Bessant@adobeforums.com]

Fast web view will allow for the web server to structure the download to the browser - so pages are byte-served ... in other words, you can view page 1 quicker. It does not break the document down into smaller sections as such.

Jon