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kehumphr
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April 18, 2017
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Open a File in same location from Button on PDF

  • April 18, 2017
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Ok so I hope I can explain this well enough to make it make sense.

First, I have two files, one called DOR and one called SEG.

I have a button in the DOR file that opens the SEG file. Right now, those files are in a set location on my company's I: drive.

I want to put those two files onto a flash drive, so I need to change the destination location. However, the drive changes.

Is there anyway I can simply designate the file that I want to open (SEG) is located in the same drive as the file I already have open (DOR)?

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解決に役立った回答 George_Johnson

Yes, as long as the document that you want to open is in a fixed location relative to the document with the button. Try using a mouse up action of "Go to a page view", as opposed to "Open a file". Once you set up the action, you can edit it and choose how the other files opens, either in the same window or a new window.

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Inspiring
April 18, 2017

Yes, as long as the document that you want to open is in a fixed location relative to the document with the button. Try using a mouse up action of "Go to a page view", as opposed to "Open a file". Once you set up the action, you can edit it and choose how the other files opens, either in the same window or a new window.

kehumphr
kehumphr作成者
Inspiring
April 18, 2017

I tried this, but it closed out the DOR file. Trouble is that I need to have both open.

It also made the file path as a set E: drive location, which could change based on which computer you put the flash drive into.

kehumphr
kehumphr作成者
Inspiring
April 18, 2017

As mentioned, you can set the link's properties to open the file in a new window, instead of in the existing one.

And even though it looks like an absolute path, it's not. Move the file to the C drive and you'll see that the link changes accordingly.


Ahhh ok I didn't change the step on where it opens. Works perfectly! Thanks for the clarification try, and for the answer george!