Diana
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Does anyone know how to put a PDF file on a Facebook page?
Thanks.
Thanks.
PDF files on Facebook?
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Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I do believe you'll have to upload the PDF to some other service, such as Dropbox, and then just post a link to the file on Facebook.
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Only other option I know if is to screenshot it (hopefully its one page) then post a jpg etc.
Diana
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I hadn't heard of Dropbox. I'll check it out. Thanks!
Diana
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Dave, it's my magazine articles and they are more than one page. Thanks for the suggestion though.
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Have you considered using FreePDFHosting or KeepandShare as an online host then dropping a link on Facebook?
Diana
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I wasn't aware of those, either. I'll check them out. Thank you.
Diana
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I just signed up for Dropbox today (Michael Driggs also mentioned it on Facebook today), so I'm going to try it out on you guys first to see if it works.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/60266279/Magazine articles/diana_sa_article_2.pdf
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Works here. Going to have to read the article later too.
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I just signed up for Dropbox today (Michael Driggs also mentioned it on Facebook today), so I'm going to try it out on you guys first to see if it works.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/60266279/Magazine articles/diana_sa_article_2.pdf
OMG great article! Loved every word.
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Great article!!
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Diana
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Awww.
Thanks. Actually, that article was written with the help of several forum members (Gil, Ken, and Stephen). Unfortunately they don't post here anymore. The idea for the article came about after a post I made on the red board asking about taking kids for an aerobatic ride.
Tom and I had fun with those kids the day we shot the photos. I finally took them for that aerobatic ride a few years ago and they both loved it.
Plus, they didn't have to jump from the plane. 
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The original "I don't know it all" of aviation.
The Discussion Board associated with AOPA.
PoA has a blue theme, so it's known in the pilot community as the "blue board". AOPA's is red, so "red board".
And Purpleboard.net is self evident (amongst other interesting things).
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Excellent read... I'll have to pass it on to some of my potential YE parents.
Diana
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Thank you.
The Young Eagles program is near and dear to my heart.
After that original article was written, Elizabeth wrote an essay about flying and it was published in Sport Aerobatics. Here is a link to that (now that I have figured out how to do links thanks to you guys):
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/60266279/Magazine articles/30_free2.pdf
And here is a video that her brother made for a school project after he finally had the chance to go for an aerobatic ride. Logan won a school contest with his video.