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and configured, you may use any browser as your default browser. If your version of
Internet Explorer does not have an Internet Properties dialog box, you must upgrade to a
current version of Internet Explorer (available from the Microsoft Web site).
Downloading Web pages in Acrobat
You can download Web pages by specifying a URL in Acrobat, by opening the pages for a
Weblink in a PDF document you already have open, and by dragging and dropping a
Weblink or HTML file to an Acrobat window or Acrobat icon.The Web pages are converted
to PDF and open in the Acrobat work area.
Note the following when downloading Web pages in Acrobat:
Acrobat can download HTML pages, JPEG and GIF graphics (including the last frame of
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animated GIFs), text files, and image maps.
HTML pages can include tables, links, frames, background colors, text colors, and forms.
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Cascading stylesheets are supported. HTML links are turned into Weblinks, and HTML
forms are turned into PDF forms. (See
working with forms.)
Note: Acrobat downloads the default/index.html frame only once. Other pages may not
open in a frame.
JavaScript is partially supported at this time; Java applets in HTML pages are not
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supported.
To convert Japanese Web pages to PDF on a Roman (Western) system in Windows, you
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must have chosen to install the Asian language support files at initial installation. (Also,
it is preferable to select a Japanese encoding from the HTML conversion settings.) The
conversion of Web pages to PDF is not supported for other Asian languages. (See
"Converting Asian text to Adobe PDF (Windows)" on page 41
text to Adobe PDF (Mac OS)" on page
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