Hello. Im posting again for my client's web site which is www.ren2energy.com

Anyway so I have a big problem with the fact that I tried uploading 2 pages that have nothing but 1 pdf file on each of them via a plugin and these pages wont even laod ( forget the pdf files actually appaering )

although on preview these pages actualy loaded and worked!

Also as far as I know, I named, aploaded and linked them correctly.

plaese HELP ME with this, it will be a majer biz. problem for me if I cannot get this fixed.

On your download page you have these two links:

Ren 2 energy intro 1 = http://www.ren2energy.com/solutions_pdf.html
why not use: http://www.ren2energy.com/solutions1.pdf


Ren 2 energy intro 2 = http://www.ren2energy.com/solutions_pdf.html
and: http://www.ren2energy.com/solutions2.pdf

thus the links will then download the pdf files diectly..........

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from another thread, which may still be of use as you "convert" files to a format without having to use a "plug-in"...

If you download PDF995 (a free software that is a converter/editor) it will allow you to save your file as a PDF --- which is easily configurable as a downloadable file via a simple text link in Blue Voda or any other medium!

* Using a PDF format to distribute documents, Newsletters, or anything else allows you creative control over things, as Users will not be able to overwrite or makes changes to your "Branded" product .... this prevents anyone from copying your logos, written material, etc. and using it in a manner unauthorized by you.

Follow the instructions on using PDF995, to "convert" a file to PDF.
1. Instead of SAVE AS you will actually PRINT
2. When your print dialog box appears, you will use the drop-down Menu of "Printers" to select PDF995 as the "Printer" which will then "print" the file to a location you specify (a folder) automatically "saving" it as a .pdf formatted file.
3. You will then FTP this file up to your public_html/ directory of your VodaHost account so that it can be linked from your web pages for immediate viewable version for your visitors that they can elect to "save a copy" of (download).

An example of a properly formatted hyperlink you will use to link from your page to allow Visitors to download would look like this (substitute as indicated, and be sure to keep the file name short as possible):
http://www.YourDomainName.com/newsletter032008.pdf