insert a PDF file into an email Solved

Question

Good evening,

I need help!

Through a press platform, I can insert a PDF into the body of an email.

First, I create this PDF with its hyperlinks. No problem: when I click on them, they direct me to the web pages.

However, once inserted into the body of the email (NOT AS AN ATTACHMENT, because as soon as the person opens my message, they see my PDF without needing to click - more chances of being read -).

The problem is that once inserted into the email, all the links from my PDF disappear... is there a solution to keep those links?!

Thank you in advance.

olive · Accepted Answer

Hello!
There is a simple solution:

Open the PDF
Edit tab
Select Take a Snapshot
The PDF copies itself
Open either Outlook or Gmail
Paste the PDF in the body of the message
The PDF displays

Have a nice day

Olive

foo · Answer

Hello   http://m.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-25995972-conserver-mes-liens-hypertextes-dans-mails  why not copy and paste via Word

aimeefortel · Answer

Hello,  Does anyone have a solution to embed a PDF file in the body of a message? The email provider used doesn't matter; if you have managed to do this, please mention the name of your email provider (Gmail, Live, Hotmail, Ovh, Amen, iKoula, or any others...) as not all of them offer this option, probably...  Thanks in advance  Best regards,  Aimée.

C-Claire · Answer

Hello,

with the Outlook messaging software (not linked to a host), in the body of the message, you just need to click on the "Insert" tab, "Object", "Create from file" tab, "Browse" button and select your PDF file.
If it consists of multiple pages, only the 1st one will be displayed in the message.
That said, this was not the initial question. The requester wanted to know how to keep the links. However, the recipient receives an image of the PDF page, therefore no links.

But why put the page in PDF instead of an HTML page where the links would work. If the recipient is to receive THE PDF, then it should be attached.

C-Claire

Claradurand · Answer

Hello,
I tried to replicate your situation (I use Outlook), and the links disappear. To maintain the PDF file format in the email, it would be better to take a snapshot of the PDF and insert it into the email. Here’s my solution: insert the snapshot, then create the links on the file in the email.

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