Re: "Download" or "View" PDF document?
- From: Harlan Messinger <hmessinger.removethis@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 15 Jun 2009 12:45:28 -0400
David Segall wrote:
I recently added a PDF document to my web site
<http://profectus.asia/ee_kdf6.html> and advised a few former
colleagues that it was there. One of them complained that he did not
know where, on his computer, the PDF would be downloaded to. Should I
have said "You can _view_ the KDF6 sales brochure"?
Then these same people are baffled by anything they download from anywhere on the web. It's a problem of theirs, as much as it is if they try to print a page from your site and find that a default printer hasn't been set on their computer. They could hardly expect you to help them with *that*.
Firefox doesn't ask you with each download where you want it to go, but it has a download manager that by default shows a brief notification balloon when download is complete that you can click on to access the file. They can also access it from the Firefox menu using Tools | Downloads. So they don't actually have to know up front where the documents are being stored in order to access them.
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