Hyperlinks for Adobe

Hmm... actually, you're saying you want to put your PDF file on your website? Well, that will depend upon what is/was used to build your site. If you're using SharePoint.

So, GoodDwayne, please clarify: Do you mean you want to put the PDF on a website, so folks can download/open it from there?

Please explain what it is you're wanting to do. I posted basically the same thing where you initially asked the question, here:
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"But thanks be to God, which giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ." 1 Corinthians 15:57

Basically I created a dashboard in Xcelsius and exported the Xcelsius file in a PDF file. Now I would like to create that file into a hyperlink and put in on our NOC webiste to be viewed by upper mgmt in the NOC.

I have another question....I was able to create the .swf extension file from Xcelsius into an HTML. Can I use that and create a hyperlink to bput on the NOC website?

You're still at the same place, and possibly a MORE complicated place than with the PDF. As I mentioned in your other post of this same question: You need to talk to your internal folks. You need to find out how to upload files/docs to your company website/Intranet.

"But thanks be to God, which giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ." 1 Corinthians 15:57

Here is the link to where the PDF file needs to be:

PDF file

What would I need to do next??

Let me ask this questions. I have a files located at C:\Users\dharris\Desktop\NOC Dashboardv3.html Can I make this a hyperlink on an intranet company site?

Here is the link to where the PDF file needs to be:

pdf file

Does this help u??

I have a files located at C:\Users\dharris\Desktop\NOC Dashboardv3.html

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No you don't.
An HTML is nothing but a formatted document. A page displaying formatted text. You may have links in there but these are mere pointers to files which can be located anywhere. Be assured: you don't have ANY files at all in your HTML.
That's what a link is: it is a pointer, pointing to the physical file - it is not the file itself. This is why you cannot convert a file to a link! The file stays. You create a link that points directly at the file. The file itself is located at an accessible spot - but never in the HTML, let alone in a link!


Does that help?

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me said:

You need to talk to your internal folks. You need to find out how to upload files/docs to your company website/Intranet.

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Whom have you talked to within your organization? If your organization has a website, and you need to put a file on it, then surely SOMEONE knows how to do it. Someone did after all have to build the site.

"But thanks be to God, which giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ." 1 Corinthians 15:57