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Thank you for your suggestions, but I still cannot get it to work. I tried:
<a href="file://Acrohelp.pdf#page=10"> (The PDF is in the same directory as the HTML file.)
<a href="file://C:\Acrohelp.pdf#page=10"> (I placed the file at the top of the C: drive to see if I could get it to work.)
<a href="file://C:\Documents and Settings\Connie\My Documents\Acrohelp.pdf#page=10">
I want to have multiple links to multiple pages in the PDF. I hope someone can figure out what I am doing incorrectly here.
Connie
It should be fairly simple.
Instead of http://domain.com/link/to/file/file.pdf
use: file://c:local\path\to\file\file.pdf (windows example)
Or, in theory, if the local HTML file is being placed in the browser directly, a simple relative link should work:
href="pdffolder/file.pdf"
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