PDF link, do I use Mobile Me address?

To link a file that opens in it's own window, such as a PDF, I've been using the web.mac address (http://web.mac.com/username/files/nameofthefile.pdf). Do I still use that same address or a new Mobile Me address?

You can use the web.mac.com.... URL or change it to web.me.com.... Either will work.

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Hi all
i want to explore on mobility what are the basic requirement should be there exists. what is confiiguration which supports it
if u have any stuff share with me or URL's . any example on these mobility
or u can send mail 2 rvrsarma at gmail.com
regards,
ravi

Hi Ravi,
Please go through the [ help file |http://help.sap.com/businessobject/product_guides/boexir4/en/xi4_mobile_user_en.pdf] on SAP BusinessObjects Mobile User Guide for your reference.
Also check the below link for some useful Mobillity information.
http://www.sap.com/solutions/mobility/index.epx
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Raghu

PDF links do not open properly

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Hello Paul:
Welcome to Apple discussions.
I am away from my Macs at the momment, but let me try
to help.
Highlight a PDF file (do not open it). Now I am
fuzzy...go to the menu bar and find a parameter that
says "open with" You will see a drop down menu with
all the available options. Select PDF and then click
on open with this for all flike files (or something
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When I open pdf links in IE I get the error message
"Your current security setting does not allow this file to be downloaded."
I have added the site to trusted sites without luck.
I also followed the link http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/328/328233.html
I have been able to access these links with 8.x versions. of Adobe Reader.
For example when I try to get the IRS 1040 form
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Now more This is running on a Windows 2003 32 bit server. I use Citrix XenApp to publish IE. I have used 7 users to test. Two have an issue. Four and the admin do not. There is nothing in the Event log regarding this issue. I am not sure how to enable debugging within the reader.
I would appreciate any assistance to troubleshoot this issue.
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As you discovered, Adobe Acrobat/Pro/Reader v.9 will crash for all managed user accounts that store their home folders on the server because it has "difficulty" reading and writing to a folder across a network, which is why it crashes shortly after it launches.
HOWEVER, there is hope. All you need to do is tell Adobe to write all of its files to the local drive rather than the home folder on the sharepoint, as follows:
While logged into your network-user account:
1. Go to the "Shared" folder on the local drive. (Local HD > Users > Shared)
2. Create a new folder named "9.0_x86" if you have an Intel or "9.0_ppc" if you have a PPC (without the quotes for either case). You will have to authenticate as an Administrator.
3. Go to the Acrobat folder within the user's Application Support and delete the folder in it.
(Home > Library > Application Support > Adobe > Acrobat > 9.0_x86 or 9.0_ppc)
4. Open/launch the Terminal application found within the Utilities folder on you Mac.
(Applications > Utilities > Terminal.app)
5. In Terminal, enter the 1st command for Intel or the 2nd for PPC:
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OR
ln -s /Users/Shared/9.0_ppc ~/Library/Application \Support/Adobe/Acrobat/9.0_ppc
Adobe Acrobat 9 should now work properly. You may get the "quit unexpectedly" error message the first time you quit the application, but should only happen the one time.
On a side note, the print spool is slow when printing very large multi-paged PDFs.
This is a fix I found in 2009 by Dennis, can't remember where though.
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How do I use mobile link to view documents on more than one device?

I have documents on my iPhone and want to send them to my iPad using Mobile Link. How do I do this?

Hi bephys,
For this you can simply upload the doc to files.acrobat.com and send the link to the recipient via Adobe Send.
Anyone having the link would be able to access the doc.
Alternatives would be Google Drive or One Drive.
These links might be helpful to you:
https://support.google.com/drive/answer/2498081?hl=en
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-in/onedrive/ios-faq
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When I try to open a pdf link in my browser I am asked where I want to save the file. I used to be asked if I wanted to open the file. How do I get back to being asked if I want to open rather than save?

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My school has a website. The professor uploads files in Word. When I click on the link at home using Pages, the download window opens with nothing in it and Safari opens with a blank in the address book. What Could be wrong? Wrong set up?

Hi Jo,
If I'm interpreting this correctly, the Word file downloads correctly, but when you open it in Pages, the link(s) which your instructor has embedded in the Word file are not correctly translated into Pages.
If the link shows the actual address, you should be able to copy that and paste it into the location bar in Safari, press return, and get to the website that way.
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Regards,
Barry

Im using Firefox v. 14.0.1 and Mac OS X 10.7.4. Recently I have not been able to open and pdf links. Solution?

When I click on a pdf link nothing opens up.

Try to disable the Adobe Reader plugin in Firefox and use the external Adobe Reader program or Preview instead.
*Firefox > Preferences > Applications > Adobe PDF document : Use Adobe Reader
PDF files may also be found under another entry like Portable document.
*https://support.mozilla.org/kb/change-firefox-behavior-when-open-file

HT204053 Can I use my new "me" address as a mobile me address

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Why can I not use mobile link in reader on window Vista?

Why can I not use mobile link in reader on window Vista?

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Sara
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PDF links (7.11.2.2) and behavior on the web

Hello all,
I'm trying to generate a PDF file (from scratch, using a C++ library - but that's not relevant to my question) that uses links to specify the location of linked files relative to the root of a drive - NOT relative to the PDF file itself (i.e. I don't want to use ../../).
As best I can tell from the PDF specification (PDF32000_2008.pdf, section 7.11.2.2 and 7.11.2.3) - creating such links should be as simple as using a double forward slash to specify 'no drive'.
e.g. To link to the file in c:\images\test.jpg from a PDF file you know is also on the c: drive - the links written form is: //images/test.jpg (as per table 43)
This works fine when I access it from my desktop - when both the PDF and JPG are on my c: drive - however if I copy the PDF to my test web server, and put the test.jpg file in a folder called images on the root of my web server - the link fails when executed in the PDF opened on the server (in the Reader loaded inside the browser).
I can see what's happening - and want to know if there is something I can do (or should be doing) to fix it.
What happens is that the 'no drive' path is actually removing too much from the path.
Instead of trying to open http://127.0.0.1/images/test.jpg, the actual link that appears in the browser address bar is http://images/test.jpg.
Any help would be much appreciated,
Thanks
Adam
(I've attached a example.pdf file that contains a link to \images\test.jpg - which works on the desktop, but not in the browser)

Hi Leonard,
First off, thanks a lot for escalating this to the engineering team. I didn't expect that from a free open forum. - I'm impressed.
Of course, the engineer is right - I didn't mention it because I was secretly hoping that there would be a solution that worked for both - given the portable nature of a PDF. (I'm still befuddled as to why a root relative file path is processed the way that it is in the context of a web browser - I expected it to be relative to the root of the site)
I guess, assuming it's possible to detect whether the PDF was opened in a standalone reader vs a browser using Acrobat JavaScript - I could generate link hotspots for both scenarios at publish time - defaulting one set to hidden (or back) - and then switch them when the PDF is loaded using script again. I'm not sure whether any of that will trip a security warning in the default configuration - but don't think so as we already use JavaScript to do multi-link menus.
If nothing else, at least I know it isn't going to work the way it is (so won't keep trying to jiggle things) - and have some ideas on workarounds.
Thanks for all your help,
Adam

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