At 7:46 AM -0800 3/7/97, Rick Sapir wrote:
>I've come across some problems when embedding a PDF into an HTML
>file with the <EMBED> tag: None of the links, form actions, or
>bookmarks display/work in the embedded PDFs.
>
>I'm using Acrobat 3.0 and Netscape 3.01 (PowerMac).
>
>Is there a workaround?
>
>
>+---------------------------------------------------------+
> Rick Sapir Gilbarco, Inc.
> Technical Communicator Greensboro, NC USA
> Rick_Sapir@gilbarco.com
>+---------------------------------------------------------+
>DISCLAIMER: Speaking for no one but myself.
>
>"Birth -- School -- Work -- Death" - The Godfathers

Rick,

This is just the way it works. It's documented on page 266 of Exchange.pdf
(the Exchange 3.0 On-Line Guide), which says:


Using the <EMBED> tag
Use the <EMBED> tag to display an image of a page
in a PDF document in an HTML document.

Readers of the document who use an Internet
Explorer 3.0-compatible browser can interact with
the embedded document; for example, they can
follow any links in the document.

Readers who use a Netscape Navigator 3.0-compat-ible
browser can follow only an HTML link from the
first page, and then only if they combine the
<EMBED> tag with an <HREF> tag as in the following
example:

<embed src=http://www.adobe.com/cgi-bin/
byteserver/test.pdf width=25%
height0
href=http://www.test.com/test.html>

Once the PDF is opened in a separate window, the
links within the PDF document are accessible.


--Harvey Alcabes
Acrobat Product Marketing
Adobe Systems, Inc.