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-====== Linking and Viewing PDFs ======
-There are many ways to link, view, or create PDFs in Dokuwiki.
-===== External Links =====
-The first way to link to an external pdf is to use ''%%[[ ]]%%'' brackets as one would for links:
-^Code ^Result^
-|''%%[[https://bcarcc.org/twometre.pdf]]%%'' |[[https://bcarcc.org/twometre.pdf]]|
-|''%%[[https://bcarcc.org/twometre.pdf|Two Metre Repeaters]]%%'' |[[https://bcarcc.org/twometre.pdf|Two Metre Repeaters]]|
-This works, but notice the "Earth" icon on the left of the link, identifying that it's a link to an external webpage.  We can change this identifying icon to a PDF by using the ''%%{{ }}%%'' brackets instead, which are also used for images:
-^Code ^Result^
-|''%%{{https://bcarcc.org/twometre.pdf}}%%'' |{{https://bcarcc.org/twometre.pdf}}|
-|''%%{{https://bcarcc.org/twometre.pdf|Two Metre Repeaters}}%%'' |{{https://bcarcc.org/twometre.pdf|Two Metre Repeaters}}|
-===== Internal Links =====
-These brackets also work for internal files that are stored on our server (like images):
-^Code ^Result^
-|''%%{{/howto/twometre.pdf |}}%%'' |{{/howto/twometre.pdf |}}|
-|''%%{{/howto/twometre.pdf |Two Metre Repeaters}}%%'' |{{/howto/twometre.pdf |Two Meter Repeaters}}|
-Using the [[https://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:pdfjs |PDF.js Plugin]], it's also possible to display a local pdf in a window.  For example,
-  {{pdfjs 600px,300px>/howto/twometre.pdf}}
-gives:
-{{pdfjs 600px,300px>/howto/twometre.pdf}}
-Note, that the width (''600px'') and length (''300px'') parameters are optional.  Also, this doesn't work with external links.
-===== Export Page To PDF =====
-{{ /howto/exporttopdf.png}}Finally, thanks to the [[https://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:dw2pdf |DW2PDF Plugin]], Dokuwiki pages can be easily exported as PDFs using the PDF icon on the right hand side of the page.
-Sometimes, it is useful to add an Export link in the text.  This can be done by adding ''?do=export_pdf'' at the end of a URL.  Quick caveat: counter intuitively, this time, the ''%%[[ ]]%%'' brackets must be used:
-^Code ^Result ^
-|''%%[[/howto/linking_and_viewing_pdfs?do=export_pdf |Export This Page to PDF]]%%'' |[[/howto/linking_and_viewing_pdfs?do=export_pdf|Export This Page to PDF]]|
-But to simplify this process further and add the fancy PDF icon, I manually added ''mpdf'' -> ''%%{NAME}?do=export_pdf%%'' to the InterWiki Links configuration file with the PDF icon so that this can be used instead:
-^Code ^Result ^
-|''%%[[mpdf>/howto/linking_and_viewing_pdfs |Export This Page to PDF]]%%'' |[[mpdf>/howto/linking_and_viewing_pdfs |Export This Page to PDF]]|
-Or, if the page to export is the one containing the link, this works too:
-^Code ^Result ^
-|''%%[[mpdf>|Export This Page to PDF]]%%'' |[[mpdf>|Export This Page to PDF]]|
-When writing a page that will likely get exported, it's useful to be able to manually start a new page.  The [[https://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:pagebreak |Pagebreak Plugin]] allows this using ''%%<pagebreak>%%''.
-The best example of this is the [[/ecomm/scec |Sunshine Coast Emergency Communications]] page, which was created to be printed.
-===== Plugins =====
-A full list of all installed plugins can be found at the end of the [[howto:syntax#syntax_plugins|Syntax]] page.