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And you need to open a PDF file with a third-party PDF reader. Fix 3: Use a Third-Party Extension - PDF Viewer. It is reported that some users have fixed the issue of Chrome failed to load PDF document by downloading and enabling an extension called PDF Viewer in Google Chrome. If your PDF won't open in Chrome, you can also try this method. 1. Cara download Curriculum vitae (CV) dari LinkedIn oleh Rizky Ramadhan 2 September 2 September Jika kamu adalah pekerja professional, Linkedin bisa membantu menghubungkan dengan lebih banyak orang yang berada di bidang yang sama sehingga koneksimu akan semakin luas. I uploaded some pdf files to my site bltadwin.ru and linked them to some images. But after I published the website and trying to download/open the pdf files, some can be opened but some can not be. It is really strange. I tried to relinked the images with the pdf files but it does not work. And I can see the files are still there in the list.

Answer (1 of 2): The simple answer is to click here: Here is a YouTube Video with more instructions: bltadwin.ru?v=NFIKr4CrnEo I hope this is helpful. 2. Once your profile homepage shows click the More button with the three (3) little dots to see drop down (Mid-right side). 3. Select Save to PDF. The file will be carried to a download directory. Go back to your original source document (e.g. Microsoft Word document, Adobe InDesign document), add hyperlinks, and export to PDF. Use Acrobat Pro DC to add hyperlinks to your existing PDF document. If you do not have Acrobat Pro DC, you can download and install a free trial for your Windows or Mac desktop computer.