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Can anyone clue me in on how to provide PDF documents over a web site?
I've made the pdf documents and provided links to them from a web page.
But, when I link to the pdf doc from the web page, code gobbledy gook
appears in the browser window (Netscape). Netscape does download the pdf
file onto my hardrive, and I can then open that pdf file with Adobe Reader.
I would like to see a readable pdf doc appear when I click on the link,
rather than having to look for the downloaded file, opening it with Adobe
Reader, etc.
If anyone can give me a clue - I'd appreciate it _very_ much.
Natalie Griffith
grif0028 -at- tc -dot- umn -dot- edu
624-0557
