February 28, 201214 yr Use an iFrame and embed the PDF directly in that. It'll only work if the user has Acrobat Reader installed though.
February 28, 201214 yr Author OK thanks, this is for a news letter :/ so what shall I use if they dont have Acrobat Reader
February 28, 201214 yr OK thanks, this is for a news letter :/ so what shall I use if they dont have Acrobat Reader http://www.usability.com.au/resources/pdf.cfm this might help.
February 28, 201214 yr Author http://www.usability.com.au/resources/pdf.cfm this might help. Whats the most common source that is used
February 29, 201214 yr Yeah could to but its a news letter it changes etc the layout that is have you perhaps considered using wordpress? download the build from their website code it how you like it, sure it may be hard but it's worth it.
February 29, 201214 yr Author Yes if i add it in word press it will take me ages on how to use it. eg. learning to add the template into it. With the menu etc. If anyone has a good video tutorial please give it to me. I find it very hard to understand when reading.
February 29, 201214 yr I wouldn't go the self-hosted Wordpress route for this, as you probably don't have time to be setting it all up yourself. Not to mention, you will have to spend a long time learning how to use it. If you go to Wordpress.com, you can sign up to a "blog". This will give you a website where you can add/edit content, much like a newsletter. I would then recommend you either pay for a designer to design you a Wordpress theme, or you have a look around a theme website such as Theme Forest. You can pick up a very good theme on TF for $30 or so. The main downside with themes from a theme website is other people will be using the same theme but this probably isn't an issue for you. I think this is your easiest solution for you.
February 29, 201214 yr In that case, people will have to download every copy of your newsletter. Not ideal IMO, but if you insist.
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