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Oh, so I become dependent on the reader, which makes perfect sense.<br />
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Your point makes me now consider doing this as a website since I want consistency.<br />
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For example...<br />
<a href="http://static.flipbuilder.com/demo/flippage-wedding-brochure/flippage-wedding-magazine.html#p=4" rel="ugc">http://static.flipbuilder.com/demo/flippage-wedding-brochure/flippage-wedding-magazine.html#p=4</a><br />
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UNLESS there is a way to have this work for all PDF's, since I prefer the portable document model.
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You convinced me to do it as a web page. Thanks.
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I same advanced functionality I need, like a pop-up image on a hover...<br />
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Does PDF support this?<br />
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Embedded JavaScript?<br />
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Thanks
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I same advanced functionality I need, like a pop-up image on a hover...

Does PDF support this?

Embedded JavaScript?

Thanks

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