posting 'word' documents..
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..i'm trying to post a flyer in the northern forum for the NBO i've drawn up the flyer ok and saved it but can't seem to be able to post a proper sized printable version into the thread for people to print off and hand out ...any ideas people?
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InterFord is my site, I just uploaded it there to show you how it works
You can't use Turbosport because it is not a picture file, you need to upload it to webspace using FTP. If you don't have access to any webspace, email the document to me and I'll host it somewhere for you and send you back the URL to use.
(email: figment@your-imagination.com)
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You can't use Turbosport because it is not a picture file, you need to upload it to webspace using FTP. If you don't have access to any webspace, email the document to me and I'll host it somewhere for you and send you back the URL to use.
(email: figment@your-imagination.com)
Cheers
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upload it to the web somewhere, then put a hyperlink in the post, using the format:
{url}http://www.interford.co.uk/test.doc{/url} ; or
{url=http://www.interford.co.uk/test.doc}Stick some text here{/url}
, replacing the {} with []
so the first example looks like this:
http://www.interford.co.uk/test.doc
and the second like this:
Stick some text here
Your readers click the link and will get the option to Open/Run from current location (depending on OS) or Save the file to their PC. Either option will allow them to open the document and print it.
If you do not want them to be able to edit your document, password protect it as a form (Tools > Protect)
HTH
Edit - got me \ and / confused
[Edited by Fig - 3/7/2003 8:24:58 AM]
{url}http://www.interford.co.uk/test.doc{/url} ; or
{url=http://www.interford.co.uk/test.doc}Stick some text here{/url}
, replacing the {} with []
so the first example looks like this:
http://www.interford.co.uk/test.doc
and the second like this:
Stick some text here
Your readers click the link and will get the option to Open/Run from current location (depending on OS) or Save the file to their PC. Either option will allow them to open the document and print it.
If you do not want them to be able to edit your document, password protect it as a form (Tools > Protect)
HTH
Edit - got me \ and / confused
[Edited by Fig - 3/7/2003 8:24:58 AM]