Hi,
I've just been sent a PDF which when I open it I get a 'splash screen' that says:
"For the best experience, open this PDF portfolio in Acrobat X or Adobe Reader X, or later."
It seems that the PDF consists of file attachments that I can view individually. I've not come across this before, is PDF-Xchange Viewer going to be able to support this format in future?
PDF Portfolio
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Re: PDF Portfolio
Hi Barry,
Portfolios are a collection of files attached to the main document, this might be a file itself, or just a "welcome screen". For now the Viewer doesn't support those welcome screens, but still all the attachments can be opened and Viewer without any issues:
https://www.pdf-xchange.com/knowledgebase/243
We have plans to support those welcome screens in the Editor in the future.
Best,
Stefan
Portfolios are a collection of files attached to the main document, this might be a file itself, or just a "welcome screen". For now the Viewer doesn't support those welcome screens, but still all the attachments can be opened and Viewer without any issues:
https://www.pdf-xchange.com/knowledgebase/243
We have plans to support those welcome screens in the Editor in the future.
Best,
Stefan
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Re: PDF Portfolio
Thanks Stefan, do the 'attachments' form part of the body of the file or are they in a different location? I assume that they are all part of the same file in which case I suppose it's a neat way of organising different sections?
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Barry
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Re: PDF Portfolio
Hi Barry,
It's all together in the same file, but it's a bit like an archive - you can browse the list of attachments, and if needed - extract one of them as a separate file as well.
Best,
Stefan
It's all together in the same file, but it's a bit like an archive - you can browse the list of attachments, and if needed - extract one of them as a separate file as well.
Best,
Stefan