Problem with Adobe Reader, perhaps...

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#783

Author: Charlie
Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2005 13:48

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(I am not sure whether this problem belongs here. If you can suggest a
better or additional forum, please tell me.)

I manage a website which contains, on one framed page, a monthly newsletter.
As an experiment, I have created the newsletter in PagePlus 10 and used its
export to create the newsletter in PDF format. My local Adobe Reader opens
and displays the PDF newsletter just fine, separately as a file and as a
part of the local copy of my total remote website. The PDF file was then
FTPed over to the web server, with no transfer errors.

Then, when any user (including me) opens the PDF newsletter webpage frame,
the first page is always blank, but all the other pages are as I created
them. Very strange, and certainly a problem!

If I FTP the PDF file back from my remote server to my local machine, the
file shows all the content of all the pages using the Adobe Reader.

Where is the problem? I'm stumped. What am I doing wrong?

Development system Win2000, IIS, FrontPage 2003, Internet Explorer 6.x ,
Adobe Reader 7.x -- all at the latest level.

Remote server is UNIX-based.

Charlie

Re: Problem with Adobe Reader, perhaps...

#785

Author: 04631411
Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2005 13:20

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"Charlie" <czingerl@stny.rr.com> ���g��l��s�D:mkhYd.129105$nC5.124615@twister.nyroc.rr.com...
> (I am not sure whether this problem belongs here. If you can suggest a
> better or additional forum, please tell me.)
>
> I manage a website which contains, on one framed page, a monthly 
> newsletter.
> As an experiment, I have created the newsletter in PagePlus 10 and used 
> its
> export to create the newsletter in PDF format. My local Adobe Reader opens
> and displays the PDF newsletter just fine, separately as a file and as a
> part of the local copy of my total remote website. The PDF file was then
> FTPed over to the web server, with no transfer errors.
>
> Then, when any user (including me) opens the PDF newsletter webpage frame,
> the first page is always blank, but all the other pages are as I created
> them. Very strange, and certainly a problem!
>
> If I FTP the PDF file back from my remote server to my local machine, the
> file shows all the content of all the pages using the Adobe Reader.
>
> Where is the problem? I'm stumped. What am I doing wrong?
>
> Development system Win2000, IIS, FrontPage 2003, Internet Explorer 6.x ,
> Adobe Reader 7.x -- all at the latest level.
>
> Remote server is UNIX-based.
>
> Charlie
>
>
>
>

Re: Problem with Adobe Reader, perhaps...

#784

Author: Charlie
Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2005 20:53

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Problem solved because of others help. Needed to create the PDF with "Fast
Web View" enabled.
Charlie

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"Charlie" <czingerl@stny.rr.com> wrote in message
news:mkhYd.129105$nC5.124615@twister.nyroc.rr.com...
> (I am not sure whether this problem belongs here. If you can suggest a
> better or additional forum, please tell me.)
>
> I manage a website which contains, on one framed page, a monthly
newsletter.
> As an experiment, I have created the newsletter in PagePlus 10 and used
its
> export to create the newsletter in PDF format. My local Adobe Reader opens
> and displays the PDF newsletter just fine, separately as a file and as a
> part of the local copy of my total remote website. The PDF file was then
> FTPed over to the web server, with no transfer errors.
>
> Then, when any user (including me) opens the PDF newsletter webpage frame,
> the first page is always blank, but all the other pages are as I created
> them. Very strange, and certainly a problem!
>
> If I FTP the PDF file back from my remote server to my local machine, the
> file shows all the content of all the pages using the Adobe Reader.
>
> Where is the problem? I'm stumped. What am I doing wrong?
>
> Development system Win2000, IIS, FrontPage 2003, Internet Explorer 6.x ,
> Adobe Reader 7.x -- all at the latest level.
>
> Remote server is UNIX-based.
>
> Charlie
>
>
>
>

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