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Eric
I would like to put a .pdf file on my website that can be
downloaded. How do I create a link that will require a
download?
downloaded. How do I create a link that will require a
download?
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Thomas A. Rowe
You have to convert it to zip file format using WinZip, etc. which will
force a download instead of opening in the browser.
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force a download instead of opening in the browser.
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Dennis Quilatan
How do you upload a zip file? Do I need a new folder for
that.
that.
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Thomas A. Rowe
No, just import it into your current open FP web and then create a link to.
If you want to place it in a folder within your web, that would be ok.
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If you want to place it in a folder within your web, that would be ok.
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MS KB Quick Links, etc.
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