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H. Save and display You will see two options for selecting a document: Enter the URL of web page or PDF (see 2A) and Select PDF from Google Drive (See 2B). The screen will look like this: 2. Select a Text A. Enter the URL of web page or PDF Click the button that says Enter the URL of web page or PDF. On the Enter URL dialog, enter a link to a public web page or PDF. Please note that the content at the link must be publicly viewable (i.e., not behind a login or paywall).
NOTE: For more on hosting PDFs on WordPress, see this blog-tutorial. Elba Serrano, New Mexico State University Neuroscience grad students annotating PDFs of journal articles hosted at scholarly databases:
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students are not downloading texts in ePub format but, rather, as PDFs.
Interesting. Because they're easier (more familiar?) to work with?
On a practical level, this means that we wanted to devise ways of presenting monographs that could be accomplished with only the most basic digital version of a book: a full-text PDF file.
Is it? Why not the Web?