Acrobat links don't work on web site

[ferrbott]

Problems with Adobe Acrobat links on a web site.

Can anyone help me solve the following:

1) LINKS: I have a series of Acrobat files (15) connected with each other by more than a thousand links. I made them few years ago for a CD of a religious nature (for free distribution). The links assume that all the files they point to are in the same directory. On the CD all worked perfectly.
I'm now opening a web site and, even if my Acrobat files are in the same directory of the server, when I open the site each file is loaded on a different “Temp”. directory. This occurs even when the files are "packed" in one *pkg,pdf file. In this case, all packaged files are opened by a single click but are still loaded each on different directory and thus the existing links don't work.
Combining all files in a single one, would entail redirecting all links and also result into a huge file manageable only if the "visitor" had an optical fibre connection.
I work with Windows XP professional and with Acrobat Standard 8.1

2) OPENIG TO A PAGE: The switch *.pdf#page=page number doesn’t work on HTML. Any helpful suggestions?

ferrbott

 

[waddellg]

Sorry,
Just trying to understand what you are doing.

You have 15 PDF file connected together by links.

You want to put them onto a webserver and still allow them to work?

Or you want the user to down load them as a package and they don't extract to the same directory?

 

[ferrbott]

waddellg

Thanks for answering.

I need to put my files on a website and want them to work.

ferrbott

 

[waddellg]

Hi

It should work something like this:

http://localhost/myPdf.pdf#page=4

 

[ferrbott]

waddellg

Many thanks again. I had already tried that approach, together with the other ones suggested by "Specifying PDF Opening parameters in URL" from the Adobe online help, but none worked.

I have much appreciated your cooperation.

ferrbott