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Links for Downloading PDFs in Acrobat reader
Need to allow a user of a cd rom to open PDFs in Acrobat reader when they click on a link on the stage window. How do I do this?
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JPrice #2 Re: Links for Downloading PDFs in Acrobat reader
There are many different ways. The simplest is to use BuddyAPI or something
similar to open the pdf. Do a search on this newsgroup, and you will find
examples. Remember.... Google is your friend.
Judy
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JB #3 Re: Links for Downloading PDFs in Acrobat reader
The BuddyAPI Xtra can look up and launcg the program associated with a
file type, you can use 3 of the xtra's functions with a licence fee.
The free fileXtra4 Xtra can also do this, I think.
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