/t5/acrobat-discussions/can-the-documents-on-my-website-open-directly-in-adobe-acrobat-online-when-clicked/td-p/15225149Mar 21, 2025
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<p>I have a website, <a href="https://rtcbhoomi.com/" target="_blank">RTC Bhoomi</a>, where various documents are available for users. I want to know if these documents can open directly in <strong>Adobe Acrobat Online</strong> when clicked, instead of downloading first.</p>
<p>Does Adobe Acrobat Online support direct viewing of PDFs from external websites like mine? If so, what settings or embedding options do I need to configure? Any guidance on how to enable this feature would be greatly appreciated!</p>
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Only if the end user has selected Adobe Acrobat as their choice for opening PDF files. And then only if the web browser doesn't contain a native PDF viewer which may override the end user's choice anyway.
Sio I guess the answer is probably no, from the producer's side. Wish I had a better answer for you, but if I gave you one, I'd be lying to you.
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Only if the end user has selected Adobe Acrobat as their choice for opening PDF files. And then only if the web browser doesn't contain a native PDF viewer which may override the end user's choice anyway.
Sio I guess the answer is probably no, from the producer's side. Wish I had a better answer for you, but if I gave you one, I'd be lying to you.
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