Hello everyone,
I would like to know if anyone has a trick to include the web address when printing a PDF on the internet?
Thank you!
What does that mean?
Do you want to be able to save it by including the internet address of the link when you retrieve a PDF from the internet?
Hello
I think that if in the document your text contains a Hypertext link you can generate a pdf via Acrobat.
Kind regards
fichier_pdf_avec_lien_hypertexte.pdf
Yes in fact I want to be able to add at the top or footer, the internet address from where I view the PDF in question.
Why: To be able to find the source of the PDF quite simply!
You can save it, open it in pdf reader and add a note (see attachment).
Doing it live seems more difficult to me...
caisse_bureau_140.pdf
Hello
Adobe Reader puts comments, but for hyperlinks you need a pro version where you put a footer in note
there is a free Fox reader which has an opening function via the internet, but be careful with the install it puts a lot of useless stuff in addition
I think the note is a good compromise.
After another solution would be not to download the PDFs you need but just copy the links in your internet explorer, by which I mean create a shortcut in your explorer. (the only limitation of this solution is the size of the PDFs you need since you will have to download them each time).
Kind regards
Bastien
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Hello
FoxReader is the free solution and even allows you to embed a video behind an image that will serve as a link to start the video, so the video is included in the PDF!
But it's true that it's quite technical to take in hand.
Also I've been using EverNote for a few months
https://www.evernote.com/
which responds quite well to all this PB of doc storage while keeping the url.
A+
Marc
The PDF must be recorded and edited "by hand" after the fact.