Re: Hyperlinking PDF Files
From: Rob Schneider (rmschne_at_removetheones_b1e1e1b.net.net)
Date: 05/18/04
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Date: Tue, 18 May 2004 17:08:12 +0100
Need to elaborate a bit ... What is it which makes the Table of
Contents? This a HTML file with hyperlinks, or PDF, or something else?
The way I would do this sort of thing is to make a web site with a
either a tool like FrontPage, or use a simple editor to make the HTML
pages. Put all the PDF files into this "web" site. In the Table of
Contents Page, which would be in my way of doing it a HTML file, I would
link to each of the PDF files using. Make all the links relative to the
HTML file, and not full paths. Then copy all the PDF's and the HTML
file (or files if you make more than one) to the CD.
You need to make the links "relative" and not try to hard-code a D: or
geneneric drive.
Hope this is useful to you. Let us know.
rms
frustrated wrote:
> We use hyperlinking of PDF files to a table of contents
> that is burned onto a CD for our clients so that it will
> be easy for them to get to the PDF. We have problems with
> actually trying to assign a drive to the hyperlink. Do we
> use the "D" drive or do we use a "generic" drive? What
> would be a "generic" drive? Help!!!! When we do this it
> works for us but when someone else puts it in and it
> doesn't work for them . . .
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