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Old 08-17-2018, 02:45 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by FITR View Post
I have managed thing like videos and images etc, but the issue that I am struggling with how can I get a a link to open an excel file with examples to work on.
Your best bet would have to link to an external source, like an Excel spreadsheet hosted on your website:

Code:
Download <a href="www.example.com/spreadsheet1.1.xslx">Spreadsheet 1.1</a> and try the samples.
Then someone using a computer could click the link, download the spreadsheet, and work from there.

Note: While there are ways to insert "Miscellaneous" files (DOCX, XSLX, [...]) into an EPUB, I have no idea how stores/validators would treat such an EPUB.

I know iBooks has support for embedding a PDF into an EPUB (see PDFs heading):

https://help.apple.com/itc/booksasse...oj/static.html

How reliable this would be on all the other EPUB readers... And I doubt it would handle any non-PDF formats.

Note #2: Back in 2011, there was some discussion of embedding PDFs into an EPUB.

And phyllisj9 linked to the actual section of the EPUB2 specs dealing with this:

http://www.idpf.org/epub/20/spec/OPF...Section2.3.1.1

Again, any actual readers out there or stores that support this for spreadsheets... I doubt it.

Note #3: What you are more likely looking for is attaching documents to a PDF:

https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1121417

PDF is more of the "make it possible to do everything under the kitchen sink and be a security nightmare" format. And even there, many spam filters might try to protect from malicious PDFs with embedded attachments in them.

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