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How do I use a relative paths in URL's pointing to, contained in a PDF I am creating?<br><br>I want the same PDF to work on a local PC and a jump drive, as it does when I host it on the web.<br><br>Thanks
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How do I use a relative paths in URL's pointing to, contained in a PDF I am creating?
I want the same PDF to work on a local PC and a jump drive, as it does when I host it on the web.
Thanks

PDF: Using relative paths in URL's

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