PDFs to be downloaded from iWeb

I've got a SERIOUS problem with data to be downloaded from iWeb. Setting a hyperlink to "data" and then choosing the desired file does not work, and I can't find a solution. Normally the file (A .pdf-file, created by Quark XPress, appr. 2.7 MB) should be automatically embedded when publishing to the Web (via Transmit, not to MobileMe, but to another provider). When testing the site on my Mac, download will work, as it downloads the original file from the location on my hard disk, but when published, I encounter "Error 404" (file not found). If anybody has solutions or suggestions, I'd be thankful! Could it be, that the pdf-file should be processed by Acrobat Pro before establishing a link? (I havn'tried that yet).

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Better to have a download folder on your server and upload the zipped PDF. The URL is ....
http://www.website.com/FolderName/FileName.pdf.zip
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