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Dont use absolute path like synthie proposed: <br />
&lt;A href=&quot;C:/downloads/yourfil<wbr />e.pdf&quot;&gt; &nbsp;<br />
&nbsp;Use relative path:<br />
&lt;A href=&quot;yourfile.pdf&quot;&gt; &nbsp;(if you put the file pdf in the same dir that you have html file. 
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Dont use absolute path like synthie proposed:
<A href="C:/downloads/yourfile.pdf">  
 Use relative path:
<A href="yourfile.pdf">  (if you put the file pdf in the same dir that you have html file.

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I have a pdf file that I wish to use in my website. &nbsp;How do I place this on my webpage to allow viewers to click on it to open. &nbsp;Also, I have a downloaded pdf file that was sent to me by a friend. &nbsp;Can I add this to my webpage?<br />
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As you can tell, I am very new at Dreamweaver and creating webpages. &nbsp;I waited until I was 64 before I began. &nbsp;I would certainly appreciat any help in this area.<br />
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Thanks
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I have a pdf file that I wish to use in my website.  How do I place this on my webpage to allow viewers to click on it to open.  Also, I have a downloaded pdf file that was sent to me by a friend.  Can I add this to my webpage?

As you can tell, I am very new at Dreamweaver and creating webpages.  I waited until I was 64 before I began.  I would certainly appreciat any help in this area.

Thanks

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