>I need to create an HTML file which is simply a link to a PDF file.
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>What I want to happen is when the HTML page is opened, the PDF page which is reference in the HTML is opened automatically.
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>I am using this in an HTML Help file. I have topics which refer to an HTML page, but I don't want the HTLM page to display, I want the PDF document which is referenced in the HTML to be automatically displayed.
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>I don't want the user to have to click on the link to the PDF, I want the PDF to start up right away.
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>I don't know the first thing about HTML, so this has been kind of rough.
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>Possibly some javascript is necessary to do this.
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>Thanks,
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>Greg

If you dont want the html to be displayed then it sounds like all you want is to jump to a PDF. So you would just reference that. Instead of an html address being returned just return the PDF location. http://server/pdfs/EW0FNRYH.pdf If the adobe acrobat is loaded correctly then the pdb should show up in the browser.

HTH