inserting adobe file

[Mel]

There's an adobe file I want to insert into my website (I'd like to click a button to bring this file up on a different page). Is there any way to get the file out of adobe so that viewers don't have to use adobe for viewing it? It just seems like a long process to me to open adobe just to view this.

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

If it is a PDF, then all you can do is link to it and the user has to have the PDF reader to open
it. Otherwise you would have to type the content into a page in FP to make a plain document.

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There's an adobe file I want to insert into my website (I'd like to click a button to bring this

file up on a different page). Is there any way to get the file out of adobe so that viewers don't
have to use adobe for viewing it? It just seems like a long process to me to open adobe just to
view this.

 

[Andrew Murray]

which product from adobe (they have a dozen or two).
such as:
photoshop
photo elements
premiere
acrobat

So, I assume you mean Acrobate PDF files; the user must have the Acrobat reader
to view the file; the idea is to use the reader to view the file - there is no
other way to view pdf file format.

if you don't want the hassle, don't use adobe pdf's.

You can cut and paste the content to a normal html file I think from Adobe reader
(it lets you do that much at least, otherwise it is a 'read only' format. If you
have the full Acrobat product you can convert it to something else like html I
think or even MS Word.

There's an adobe file I want to insert into my website (I'd like to click a

button to bring this file up on a different page). Is there any way to get the
file out of adobe so that viewers don't have to use adobe for viewing it? It
just seems like a long process to me to open adobe just to view this.