Is there an app that

[hayroset]

will allow you to open attachments to emails that come in PDF Portfolio format?

I have iAnnotate but it doesn't seem to work with that format.

Thanks for the help!

Hayley

 

[Kaykaykay]

Ipad - Is it possible to actually View A PDF PORTFOLIO? | Adobe Acrobat

 

[hayroset]

Ipad - Is it possible to actually View A PDF PORTFOLIO? | Adobe Acrobat

I don't understand what you are saying. Could be a little bit clearer please? Thanks!

 

[Gabriel1]

I don't understand what you are saying. Could be a little bit clearer please? Thanks!

It's a link, if you follow it it will lead you to a page where (I think as I didn't read in detail) that GoodReader will do what you want.

The Archangel

 

[Kaykaykay]

I don't understand what you are saying. Could be a little bit clearer please? Thanks!

It's a link, if you follow it it will lead you to a page where (I think as I didn't read in detail) that GoodReader will do what you want.

The Archangel

The link explains why some Portfolio items will open and why some won't.

 

[hayroset]

Thanks, I had no idea that was a link, sorry. Can you tell this is all new to me still?

 

[MoonlitSonata]

Thanks, I had no idea that was a link, sorry. Can you tell this is all new to me still?

Links are always blue, just like on a computer. That is how you can tell.

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[Kaykaykay]

Thanks, I had no idea that was a link, sorry. Can you tell this is all new to me still?

Links are always blue, just like on a computer. That is how you can tell.

Sent from my iPad using iPF

I think it varies with browsers and whether you're using the iPad Forum app. On my current view (Safari), the links are black, but underlined.

 

[MoonlitSonata]

I think it varies with browsers and whether you're using the iPad Forum app. On my current view (Safari), the links are black, but underlined.

Hm. Weird. Even on Safari, for me, links are colored.

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[twerppoet]

By default links are blue in most web browsers.

Web sites can override the default colors. Some web browsers have options that disable a website's ability to override custom settings such as link color, fonts size, etc. The result is that some people see slightly different versions of a web site, depending.

In Safari on the iMac with (mostly) default settings, the links are black and underlined on this site.

 

[twerppoet]

Ipad - Is it possible to actually View A PDF PORTFOLIO? | Adobe Acrobat

Thanks for that. I learned something today. Yay!

 

[Kaykaykay]

I think it varies with browsers and whether you're using the iPad Forum app. On my current view (Safari), the links are black, but underlined.

Hm. Weird. Even on Safari, for me, links are colored.

Sent from my iPad using iPF

Maybe because you're using the IPF app?

I'm on Safari on iPad, not using the IPF app. I don't remember my PC / netbook views. I'm traveling without either, because iPad has freed me, woohoo.