PDF files in a website

I want to put a PDF of a catelogue onto a website, i dont want to make a link i want to put the entire catelogue and you can scroll through it. can somebody help me do this please?

Maybe you can clarify what you mean. It would seem your question is not very clear.
You can put a PDF up as a viewable page by simply adding
<a href = "mydoc.pdf">Link Text</a>
as the link to the PDF you want viewed (this is assuming the pdf file is in the root folder andnot in another, inwhich case you need to specify the path).
As already mentioned, if it is large, you may want to break it down into smaller chunks.
Gary

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I have previously had no trouble viewing pdf files from various websites, however am now unable to. It appears to be loading and then just comes up with a blank screen.
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Johnathan Burger wrote:
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