- From: Nick Arnett <narnett@verity.com>
- Date: Sat, 22 Oct 1994 14:18:56 -0800
- To: connolly@hookup.net, Multiple recipients of list <www-html@www0.cern.ch>
At 10:16 AM 10/22/94, Mark Connolly wrote: >I checked it out. It does seem to work well, though Acrobat said a couple >of the pdf documents I accessed through you server were "damaged" and >couldn't be opened. Not sure what the prblem was. Generally, that's because you didn't get the whole document. Did you interrupt the transfer? If you can e-mail me the document names, I'd like to double-check them. >While I can create hypertext links that work _within_ an Acrobat document, >though, I can't, at this time, create links to other documents/resources on >the Web. I suppose I'd like to see someone come up with a browser that >could handle both HTML _and_ pdf documents internally, rather than using a >helper application (Acrobat), and could deal with links in those pdf docs >to other WWW resources. That would certainly go a long way towards giving >us pesky graphic designers what we've been noisily clamouring for. Adobe demonstrated links to other Web documents; I'm not sure exactly what functionality ended up in the final release. They're working with Spyglass on making Mosaic and Acrobat work together for this sort of thing. Nick
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