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How do I link to a PDF?

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I frequently link to articles when I am writing stories. The URL used to appear at the top of the article which I would then copy and insert using Word. This is no longer an option with PDFs and I am unable to link to them, which means readers cannot access the PDF from my article for further information or for me to cite as where I got my information from.

I frequently link to articles when I am writing stories. The URL used to appear at the top of the article which I would then copy and insert using Word. This is no longer an option with PDFs and I am unable to link to them, which means readers cannot access the PDF from my article for further information or for me to cite as where I got my information from.

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hello MelsDaughter, are you downloading your pdf files before you are opening them? if so, press ctrl+J in order to open the firefox download library and right-click the file in question and select copy download link in order to get the address of the pdf, that you can then cite...

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This does not help. it insists on adding my user information to the address which makes the link invalid. I tried editing out my user information, but whatever is left is not sufficient.

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if a website lets you access certain documents only while logged-in as a user or it is offering links that time out, this isn't really a browser-specific issue or something that we can offer a solution for unfortunately.

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My boss can link to PDFs through Google Chrome, which makes me think this is a browser issue. It's not just one PDF. It's all PDFs and it wasn't always like this I don't like Google Chrome and would prefer to continue to use Mozilla, but I may have to switch.

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My boss can link to PDFs through Google Chrome, which makes me think this is a browser issue. It's not just one PDF. It's all PDFs and it wasn't always like this I don't like Google Chrome and would prefer to continue to use Mozilla, but I may have to switch.

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could you please provide a screenshot from where you are trying to copy a link or on how the pdf is showing up generally?

How do I create a screenshot of my problem?

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file:///C:/Users/jrathner/Downloads/2009-4429b1-01-FDA(1).pdf

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this path leads to the local address of the file that you have saved on your harddrive and not the original one on the web where you've downloaded it from...

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I think what I have to do is right click on the PDF without opening it and then paste the info in my document and then make a link.