open pdf files into the browser

I want to create an html files with links to other html files AND to
pdf files and I want that some html links are related to some pdf
links.

And I want that clicking an html links displays the html file in the
upper part of the browser AND the pdf file in the lover part (with
acroread naturally)...

Exemple:

Clicking on firstlink displays

firstlink.thml (in the upper part of the browser)
firstlink.pdf (in the lower part of the browser,
automatically).

How can i do this ?

Any help or link ti help is appreciated

THX.

Re: open pdf files into the browser

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>I want to create an html files with links to other html files AND to
> pdf files and I want that some html links are related to some pdf
> links.
>
> And I want that clicking an html links displays the html file in the
> upper part of the browser AND the pdf file in the lover part (with
> acroread naturally)...
>
> Exemple:
>
> Clicking on firstlink displays
>
> firstlink.thml (in the upper part of the browser)
> firstlink.pdf (in the lower part of the browser,
> automatically).
>
> How can i do this ?

Write a new browser?

--
Richard.

Re: open pdf files into the browser

alessandro.bernardini.1979@gmail.com wrote:
>
> And I want that clicking an html links displays the html file in the
> upper part of the browser AND the pdf file in the lover part (with
> acroread naturally)...

Maybe that's what *you* want, but is that what your visitors want?

It would really annoy me. I don't want PDFs to open in my browser at
all. They should always open in my separate PDF reader app *after* I've
given permission to do so. It isn't necessarily Adobe's reader, either.

--
Berg

Re: open pdf files into the browser

alessandro.bernardini.1979@gmail.com wrote:
> I want to create an html files with links to other html files AND to
> pdf files and I want that some html links are related to some pdf
> links.
>
> And I want that clicking an html links displays the html file in the
> upper part of the browser AND the pdf file in the lover part (with
> acroread naturally)...
>
> Exemple:
>
> Clicking on firstlink displays
>
> firstlink.thml (in the upper part of the browser)
> firstlink.pdf (in the lower part of the browser,
> automatically).
>
> How can i do this ?

Yes you *can* in an object element but the real question is *should*
you. I would say no, because PDFs are significantly larger then their
HTML counterparts. It would be as bad as having a HUGE image on your
page...either use HTML or just link to the PDF and give a reference to
the size of the file for users...



--
Take care,

Jonathan
-------------------
LITTLE WORKS STUDIO
http://www.LittleWorksStudio.com

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Re: open pdf files into the browser

In article <0assh3pf5uqq3a3m985mrfqainvj34i294@4ax.com>,
still me wrote:

> On Tue, 23 Oct 2007 09:30:43 -0500, Bergamot
> wrote:
>
> >It would really annoy me. I don't want PDFs to open in my browser at
> >all.
>
> You're annoying Bill Gates with talk like that.

For quick looks at pdfs off line, I use my browser to see pdf
files out of choice. I just grab files and plonk them on Safari.
But I have a very nice Mac plugin that acts fast and is quicker
than opening something like Acrobat (either the stand alone or
via browser). It is often convenient to do the same with online
pdfs.

--
dorayme

Re: open pdf files into the browser

I found that the use of frames works well for my purpose of opening
pdf files as a part of the browsers-window.

Look at following code:
------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------

"http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">

Fenstergucker

Gucken Sie mal SELFHTML im Fenster an:

Fenstergucker

Gucken Sie mal SELFHTML im Fenster an:

Re: open pdf files into the browser

In article
<1193218368.194498.109710@t8g2000prg.googlegroups.com>,
alessandro.bernardini.1979@gmail.com wrote:

> I found that the use of frames works well for my purpose of opening
> pdf files as a part of the browsers-window.
>
> Look at following code:
> ------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------
>
>
....
>