Hmmm ...
What was the exact entry in the "message URL readme.html" in the Syntax
box?
Did you use/try a relative path (i.e., "message URL ./readme4.5.html")
to make sure that it looked in the current directory rather than the
default directory of the browser? If you did do that, then I am not sure
why it did not work.
Z
Carol Wade wrote:
Thanks Syed & Mike. The document will not be on an accessible server,
but will be in the same directory with the PDF.
When I tried what Mike suggested below, and clicked the link in the PDF,
a browser was opened with the following in the Address (URL) box:
http://readme4.5.html/
Obviously, that page was not found.
Did I miss something?
-----Original Message-----
From: Mike Feimster [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2007 11:03 AM
To: Carol Wade; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: link to HTML doc from PDF
Yes.
Insert a hypertext marker with the Command "Go to URL" where you want to
insert the hyperlink.
In the Syntax box enter "message URL readme.html" without the quotes.
This assumes that readme.html is in the same directory as the pdf. If
it's not, you can put in either a relative path, absolute path, or web
site url.
Mike
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