First Post!!!
I am having trouble finding information on the best ways to use links in my PDFs. Is there a way to have keyword rich anchor text links within a PDF?
It is to my understanding that if you want a link within a PDF that does not contain "http://www." you have to create a "hotspot" over the text or image. Is this effective for the bots?
Thanks - Andy
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Effective Pdf Links.
Started by
asmith
, Aug 14 2003 03:27 PM
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Jill
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Posted 14 August 2003 - 05:56 PM
Welcome Andy! 
I haven't studied this, but I would imagine it's the same as with HTML files. Simply link to the words within your PDF as you normally would create a link. If you use the full version of Adobe Acrobat to create your PDFs, you can easily do this.
Jill
I haven't studied this, but I would imagine it's the same as with HTML files. Simply link to the words within your PDF as you normally would create a link. If you use the full version of Adobe Acrobat to create your PDFs, you can easily do this.
Jill
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