[SL] Was Corrupt PDF emails now LaTex hrefs

[Ryan J. <ry...@ne...>]

Ok I've done a bit more investigation and narrowed it down to this:

I use hyperref package to make an href within the pdf document. I've
removed those lines and it seemed to correct the problem

Are there any LaTex gurus out there that know how to correctly implement
an <a href="http://...">click here</a> within a pdf ?

At the moment I use :

DEFINTITION:

\usepackage[pdftex,
        colorlinks=true,
        urlcolor=blue,       % \href{...}{...} external (URL)
        filecolor=rltgreen,     % \href{...} local file
        linkcolor=rltred,       % \ref{...} and \pageref{...}
        pdftitle={yadda yadda},
        pdfauthor={yadda yadda},
        pdfsubject={Invoice <%invnumber%>},
        pdfkeywords={Invoice <%invnumber%> from yadda yadda},
        pdfadjustspacing=1,
        pagebackref,
        pdfpagemode=None,
        unicode=false]{hyperref}

ACTUAL HREF:

\href{URL}{text}

Any tips would be greatly appreciated


Cheers,
Ryan




Dr Eberhard Lisse wrote:
> Tell them to download Acrobat Reader.
>
> el
>
> on 5/22/07 3:35 AM Andrew @ ATM Logic said the following:
>
>   
>> When this happens, I tell them to forward the mail back to me...
>> 95% of the time the PDF is fine...  I hear this same thing from
>> MYOB/Qbooks/Simply users as well.
>>     
>
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