Re: Capturing the URL to a PDF page, without downloading the page?

On 8/10/05 3:56 AM, "Lennox Maxwell" <[email protected]> wrote:

> AES wrote:
>> While viewing a certain home page using Netscape 7.2 in Mac OS X, I see
>> a highlighted (i.e., underlined and colored) link to what I know is
>> actually a PDF web page or file.
>> 
>> How can I (quickly, reliably) capture the *complete* URL for that PDF
>> file page, without starting a download of the PDF file itself?
>> 
>> (If I download and save the home page itself as a text or HTML file, it
>> only contains the relative href, not the complete link, for the PDF
>> file, since the PDF file is within the same directory as the home page.
>> I guess I could assemble the complete URL from that data, but is there a
>> simpler way?)
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