On a regular basis I see questions regarding exactly how to submit or share PDF documents on Facebook. At this time, Facebook doesn't sustain straight uploading of PDF files, yet they do sustain linking to existing material. So, using this strategy you can share all your PDF content-- from annual reports to types.
Linking to existing web content needs that your PDF documents stays somewhere that is openly available-- like Dropbox or Google Drive. Given that I do so much work in Acrobat, I'm mosting likely to make use of the Acrobat.com cloud solution, which is straight incorporated with Acrobat and Adobe Visitor. This cloud-based service is specifically valuable due to the fact that your PDF files can be accessed from any computer system or smart phone, which is excellent for Facebook. If you do not have Acrobat or Reader installed on your system, you can also develop your own free account on Acrobat.com and also accessibility it using your internet browser.
Initially, I'll publish my PDF data to Acrobat.com. You can either do this by aiming your web browser to files.acrobat.com and also finalizing in. Or, from within Acrobat or Visitor by clicking the cloud icon in the toolbar, which will submit your PDF file to Acrobat.com. I'll use the cloud icon from within Acrobat.
Next, open your internet browser as well as navigate to files.acrobat.com and sign in if you have not already. Examine package alongside your PDF data as well as click the Send out File symbol.
Under Send out To check the Public Link box as well as click the Create Web link switch.
When the general public link is produced select the message in the web link and also copy it and click Close.
Open your Facebook page as well as paste the web link right into a standing upgrade (do not struck Blog post yet).
The lengthy URL has a lot mumbo jumbo in it so proceed as well as erase it by highlighting the link and also hitting the erase trick. Next personalize the common web link title by floating over the Shared Documents-- Acrobat.com message until it highlights in yellow and then click on it to change it to something a lot more significant.
If you would like to find out more about the Acrobat.com cloud service, take a look at my session on Using Data with Acrobat.com in Learn Acrobat XI on Udemy.com.
