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Posted by richard on 09/21/06 19:36
"David Segall" <david@address.invalid> wrote in message
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>I recently had a 100% failure rate with the two visitors who wanted to
> look at some notes that were linked to a web page but did not know how
> to do it. The link says Click _here_. It is followed by the usual
> advice on getting the Adobe Acrobat Reader and both did that although
> they probably already had it. If you want to see the actual page the
> relevant bit is at the bottom of <http://shirley.profectus.com.au>.
>
> Should I have used more contrast for the word "here" and/or made the
> link text longer? Should I have created a button for the link and, if
> so, would "here" be a sufficient label for the button? Other ideas?
You could also embed the "Adobe reader" logo into the page.
Using the image as a link.
"if you don't have the reader, you can click the logo and download it".
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