Viewing PDF's in browser
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Viewing PDF's in browserby gbuecker - 03:50PM, Sep 17, 2007 |
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Is it possible to view pdf's embedded in a notebook with the notebook page? I am trying to use notebook online as an electronic portfolio and don't want multipage pdf's downloading every time you click on them.
Any suggestions? Thank, Glen |
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Hello Glen, Yes, you can view PDF files within a Notebook. Here's how: Select the cell in which the PDF is located. Control-click the PDF and choose "View as File Contents" from the popup menu that appears. The files contents should display. You can select the attachment and drag a corner to make it larger or smaller. A small gray vertical toolbar should appear as well. Use this to step through pages or go to a specific page in a multi-page document. You can also access these controls and more by selecting the attachment and choosing the Attachment pane of the Cell Inspector. I think this should prove helpful to you. ---
Regards, __Eric
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Thanks, I get that part. The viewing I would like is after the notebook has been exported to a website. I have several research papers I would like to post within a notebook and be able to page through them from the web. Thanks, Glen
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Hello Glen, Thanks for clarifying. If you Control-click the PDF file in your Notebook, you can choose HTML Export Options... from the popup menu that appears. You can't page through a PDF file on the web like you can in NoteBook, but you could set the document to open in a new browser window, where you can page through it there. FYI: Whatever page from a PDF that is displayed in the Notebook when you export it to HTML will be the page displayed on the web. ---
Regards, __Eric
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Eric
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10:31PM, Sep 25, 2007