Pdf Library on website

Hello,
i want to publish a lot of newsletters an press releases on my website (both as pdf). Does anybody know an attractive library tool (html application) to be used within Iweb?
Thanks
Matthias

Matthias ~ I don't know any library tools +per se+, but you could set up an index page(s) of your PDFs and link each item in the index to a PDF embedded in an iWeb page:
Embed Documents in Your Blog or Website with Docstoc.
Or there's Scribd:
As I understand it, Scribd can convert your PDF docs to iPaper format which is embeddable into any website or blog and readable via Adobe Flash — which most PCs & Macs have. An example is here.
Another option is Smart Look which automatically replaces all the documents on your website with beautiful online publications. Their sample PDF doc has a nice page turning effect. ...But I don't know whether it's possible to apply their approach to an iWeb site.

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