Open ePrint from a web link?

Hello,
I'm looking for a way to open ePrint (app) from an iPhone via its web browser (Safari) when a link gets clicked. Is there any built in tags\parameters that would allow the ePrint app to open if a link was clicked with a specific parameter?

Only a few file formats can be opened and displayed in a Web browser. These files can only be viewed or saved to the local drive.
In order to be used by other applications the file must be downloaded to the local machine and then opened.

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Just a few clarification statements. You are trying to build a web page that resides outside the BPC framework that will call various Excel based files/templates upon click, correct? I assume each user that has access to this web page would then have BPC for Excel as a client? If yes, then had you considered using a Custom Menu? That allows you to build lists of access points to templates, in excel, that may look like the web as well?
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I am having a wierd issue with pdfs from the web. I have adobe acrobat pro 9 (patched up to date) and I have enabled the 'do not open in browser' setting. When I click a pdf link, it opens acrobat 9 as it should but the file name/file type is not .pdf. I do not have reader installed and cannot figure it out. The main issue is when I click the email link, it sends the link for the unknown file rather than the .pdf as I intended.
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