4:18 pm | Feb 16, 2008
Category: Misc
Adding links to PDF's on a website is always a nail biter since you don't always have control over how the client wants them to be implemented. The last thing you want to do is surprise a user with a PDF without warning them. Providing an icon next to the link and also supplemental information somewhere on the page about what software is required to read them is a bonus.
This is a neat page for reading about the proper way to link to Adobe when using PDF's on a website. No, you shouldn't just grab Adobe's icon from somewhere and paste it into your page. Their logo belongs to them and should be displayed according to their guidelines.

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