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displaying htmI have a document which is scanned in PDF format. It is saved as .htm.
I've imported it into a folder which I named as "htm folder" in Frontpage. I put a hyperlink field on the web page and have it looking in the folder "htm folder". I publish the page and when I click on the hyperlink field, I just get a little red 'x'. When I check the properties, it is correct. Everything is looking in the right place. Now when I use a PDF formatted file of the same document, it opens up like it should. Any Ideas? -- Izod. When you created the PDF as a htm page it may have generated several images
files to the same folder, make sure you IMport that entire folder. Then make sure you're path is correct to the htm page within your web. I just tried it with Acrobat and it works perfectly...actually I was kinda surprised. -- Show quote~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Rob Giordano Microsoft MVP Expression "Izod" <No.Spam.4.cforce@tampabay.rr.com.invalid> wrote in message news:471c04be$0$15347$4c368faf@roadrunner.com... |I have a document which is scanned in PDF format. It is saved as .htm. | I've imported | it into a folder which I named as "htm folder" in Frontpage. I put a | hyperlink field on the web page and have it looking in the folder "htm | folder". I publish the page and when I click on the hyperlink field, I | just get a little red 'x'. When I check the properties, it is correct. | Everything is looking in the right place. Now when I use a PDF | formatted file of the same document, it opens up like it should. Any | Ideas? | | | -- | Izod. | | I can't get it to work for me. I'm using Acrobat 7.0. I tried saving
as 3.2 and 4.1 htm file which Acrobat gives those as options. I don't see any other file it created. Also, when I try to open it on the desktop, it opens up just like it should from the desktop. I even took it out of the htm folder so it wouldn't have to look at that folder. I did use the import in Frontpage, the same as I did with PDF. I think the red x is telling me it isn't there. Izod Show quote "Rob Giordano (Crash)" <webmaster@siriussystems.invalid> wrote in message news:O8Fe%23SFFIHA.1164@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > When you created the PDF as a htm page it may have generated several > images > files to the same folder, make sure you IMport that entire folder. > > Then make sure you're path is correct to the htm page within your web. > > I just tried it with Acrobat and it works perfectly...actually I was > kinda > surprised. > > -- > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Rob Giordano > Microsoft MVP Expression > > > > > > "Izod" <No.Spam.4.cforce@tampabay.rr.com.invalid> wrote in message > news:471c04be$0$15347$4c368faf@roadrunner.com... > |I have a document which is scanned in PDF format. It is saved as > .htm. > | I've imported > | it into a folder which I named as "htm folder" in Frontpage. I put > a > | hyperlink field on the web page and have it looking in the folder > "htm > | folder". I publish the page and when I click on the hyperlink > field, I > | just get a little red 'x'. When I check the properties, it is > correct. > | Everything is looking in the right place. Now when I use a PDF > | formatted file of the same document, it opens up like it should. > Any > | Ideas? > | > | > | -- > | Izod. > | > | > > Change the file extension of the PDF file to PDF.
-- Show quote~ Kathleen Anderson Microsoft MVP - FrontPage Spider Web Woman Designs Expression Web Resources: http://www.spiderwebwoman.com/xweb/ FrontPage Resources: http://www.spiderwebwoman.com/resources/ Please reply to the newsgroup for the benefit of others "Izod" <No.Spam.4.cforce@tampabay.rr.com.invalid> wrote in message news:471c04be$0$15347$4c368faf@roadrunner.com... >I have a document which is scanned in PDF format. It is saved as .htm. >I've imported > it into a folder which I named as "htm folder" in Frontpage. I put a > hyperlink field on the web page and have it looking in the folder "htm > folder". I publish the page and when I click on the hyperlink field, I > just get a little red 'x'. When I check the properties, it is correct. > Everything is looking in the right place. Now when I use a PDF formatted > file of the same document, it opens up like it should. Any Ideas? > > > -- > Izod. > > I'm wanting to open it as an htm file. It's faster on the open. Some
folks (believe it or not) either don't have Acrobat or find it cumbersome.... I don't know why it won't work as an htm file. It does when opening it from the desktop. Izod Show quote "Kathleen Anderson" <spiderwebwo***@mvps.org> wrote in message news:e$sLikFFIHA.5044@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... > Change the file extension of the PDF file to PDF. > > -- > > ~ Kathleen Anderson > Microsoft MVP - FrontPage > Spider Web Woman Designs > Expression Web Resources: http://www.spiderwebwoman.com/xweb/ > FrontPage Resources: http://www.spiderwebwoman.com/resources/ > Please reply to the newsgroup for the benefit of others > > > "Izod" <No.Spam.4.cforce@tampabay.rr.com.invalid> wrote in message > news:471c04be$0$15347$4c368faf@roadrunner.com... >>I have a document which is scanned in PDF format. It is saved as >>.htm. I've imported >> it into a folder which I named as "htm folder" in Frontpage. I put a >> hyperlink field on the web page and have it looking in the folder >> "htm folder". I publish the page and when I click on the hyperlink >> field, I just get a little red 'x'. When I check the properties, it >> is correct. Everything is looking in the right place. Now when I use >> a PDF formatted file of the same document, it opens up like it >> should. Any Ideas? >> >> >> -- >> Izod. >> >> > > Got it..... :) Rob, I didn't see the "Settings" at the bottom of
Acrobat when I choose to save as htm file. It opens, and there you select where you want the pictures to go. It was going to the image folder on my c drive. And I didn't realize it. I'm Happy... Thanks a ton. Izod Show quote "Izod" <No.Spam.4.cforce@tampabay.rr.com.invalid> wrote in message news:471c1b18$0$20623$4c368faf@roadrunner.com... > I'm wanting to open it as an htm file. It's faster on the open. Some > folks (believe it or not) > either don't have Acrobat or find it cumbersome.... I don't know why > it won't work as > an htm file. It does when opening it from the desktop. > > Izod > "Kathleen Anderson" <spiderwebwo***@mvps.org> wrote in message > news:e$sLikFFIHA.5044@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... >> Change the file extension of the PDF file to PDF. >> >> -- >> >> ~ Kathleen Anderson >> Microsoft MVP - FrontPage >> Spider Web Woman Designs >> Expression Web Resources: http://www.spiderwebwoman.com/xweb/ >> FrontPage Resources: http://www.spiderwebwoman.com/resources/ >> Please reply to the newsgroup for the benefit of others >> >> >> "Izod" <No.Spam.4.cforce@tampabay.rr.com.invalid> wrote in message >> news:471c04be$0$15347$4c368faf@roadrunner.com... >>>I have a document which is scanned in PDF format. It is saved as >>>.htm. I've imported >>> it into a folder which I named as "htm folder" in Frontpage. I put >>> a hyperlink field on the web page and have it looking in the folder >>> "htm folder". I publish the page and when I click on the hyperlink >>> field, I just get a little red 'x'. When I check the properties, it >>> is correct. Everything is looking in the right place. Now when I >>> use a PDF formatted file of the same document, it opens up like it >>> should. Any Ideas? >>> >>> >>> -- >>> Izod. >>> >>> >> >> > > The path...it's all in the path grasshopper.
:-) I just got Acrobat 8 Pro...awesome program.-- Show quote~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Rob Giordano Microsoft MVP Expression "Izod" <No.Spam.4.cforce@tampabay.rr.com.invalid> wrote in message news:471c2391$0$28846$4c368faf@roadrunner.com... | Got it..... :) Rob, I didn't see the "Settings" at the bottom of | Acrobat when I | choose to save as htm file. It opens, and there you select where you | want the pictures to go. It was going to the image folder on my c | drive. And I didn't realize it. I'm Happy... Thanks a ton. | | Izod | | "Izod" <No.Spam.4.cforce@tampabay.rr.com.invalid> wrote in message | news:471c1b18$0$20623$4c368faf@roadrunner.com... | > I'm wanting to open it as an htm file. It's faster on the open. Some | > folks (believe it or not) | > either don't have Acrobat or find it cumbersome.... I don't know why | > it won't work as | > an htm file. It does when opening it from the desktop. | > | > Izod | > "Kathleen Anderson" <spiderwebwo***@mvps.org> wrote in message | > news:e$sLikFFIHA.5044@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... | >> Change the file extension of the PDF file to PDF. | >> | >> -- | >> | >> ~ Kathleen Anderson | >> Microsoft MVP - FrontPage | >> Spider Web Woman Designs | >> Expression Web Resources: http://www.spiderwebwoman.com/xweb/ | >> FrontPage Resources: http://www.spiderwebwoman.com/resources/ | >> Please reply to the newsgroup for the benefit of others | >> | >> | >> "Izod" <No.Spam.4.cforce@tampabay.rr.com.invalid> wrote in message | >> news:471c04be$0$15347$4c368faf@roadrunner.com... | >>>I have a document which is scanned in PDF format. It is saved as | >>>.htm. I've imported | >>> it into a folder which I named as "htm folder" in Frontpage. I put | >>> a hyperlink field on the web page and have it looking in the folder | >>> "htm folder". I publish the page and when I click on the hyperlink | >>> field, I just get a little red 'x'. When I check the properties, it | >>> is correct. Everything is looking in the right place. Now when I | >>> use a PDF formatted file of the same document, it opens up like it | >>> should. Any Ideas? | >>> | >>> | >>> -- | >>> Izod. | >>> | >>> | >> | >> | > | > | |  |
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