PDF Hyperlinks

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I have some PDF files in ../../../Images/PDFs/. The
hyperlinks I have created work in View Selected Item but not when I
View Primary Layout in Internet Explorer. I moved these files
(within the project) from the top level folder to a newly created
PDF folder, and think that may have something to do with it.
However, I can't solve the problem by moving them back to where
they were moved from. I do have Adobe Reader 8.0, BTW.

Hi harooki2
If they are in Baggage and the path is correct, about all
that is left that could be the issue is maybe you have Mark of the
Web (MOTW) enabled and you are running locally off your C drive
instead of from a server.
Cheers... Rick

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