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How can I insert a PDF and keep links active?

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danprism
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I want a PDF to open in the body of the email, when a client receives the email. Further, I want the links to be active. I don't see any options for inserting a PDF. Any help will be appreciated.

I want a PDF to open in the body of the email, when a client receives the email. Further, I want the links to be active. I don't see any options for inserting a PDF. Any help will be appreciated.

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Zenos
Zenos
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Have you ever seen a mail client that allows this?

I haven't.

danprism
danprism Question owner
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I just received a PDF and all of the links are active. I would like to do the same

Zenos
Zenos
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You attach pdfs to email. I have never met a pdf reader that works inside a mail client.

Links, inactive or not, are a separate problem. Under what circumstances do they not work for you?