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Anyone knows if it is possible to export an image as a pdf and this image should act as a link to a website when one clicks on it form within a pdf viewer ?







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      Anyone knows if it is possible to export an image as a pdf and this image should act as a link to a website when one clicks on it form within a pdf viewer ?







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          Export["link.pdf", Hyperlink[
          Plot[x, x, -2, 2],
          "https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/179748/export-an-image-as-pdf-that-acts-as-a-link-mathematica"
          ]]


          and the resulting link.pdf indeed has a plot that is a hyperlink.






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          SetDirectory@$TemporaryDirectory;
          Export[
          "Test.pdf",
          Hyperlink[
          RandomImage[1, 100, 100],
          "http://www.wolfram.com"
          ]
          ];
          SystemOpen@"Test.pdf"





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          • Thanks a lot ! :)) It works ! Nice
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            Aug 9 at 13:07










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          Export["link.pdf", Hyperlink[
          Plot[x, x, -2, 2],
          "https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/179748/export-an-image-as-pdf-that-acts-as-a-link-mathematica"
          ]]


          and the resulting link.pdf indeed has a plot that is a hyperlink.






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          • Thanks a lot ! :))
            – james
            Aug 9 at 13:06














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          I tried



          Export["link.pdf", Hyperlink[
          Plot[x, x, -2, 2],
          "https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/179748/export-an-image-as-pdf-that-acts-as-a-link-mathematica"
          ]]


          and the resulting link.pdf indeed has a plot that is a hyperlink.






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          • Thanks a lot ! :))
            – james
            Aug 9 at 13:06












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          up vote
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          accepted






          I tried



          Export["link.pdf", Hyperlink[
          Plot[x, x, -2, 2],
          "https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/179748/export-an-image-as-pdf-that-acts-as-a-link-mathematica"
          ]]


          and the resulting link.pdf indeed has a plot that is a hyperlink.






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          I tried



          Export["link.pdf", Hyperlink[
          Plot[x, x, -2, 2],
          "https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/179748/export-an-image-as-pdf-that-acts-as-a-link-mathematica"
          ]]


          and the resulting link.pdf indeed has a plot that is a hyperlink.







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          answered Aug 9 at 12:48









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          Thanks a lot ! :))
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          Thanks a lot ! :))
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          SetDirectory@$TemporaryDirectory;
          Export[
          "Test.pdf",
          Hyperlink[
          RandomImage[1, 100, 100],
          "http://www.wolfram.com"
          ]
          ];
          SystemOpen@"Test.pdf"





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          • Thanks a lot ! :)) It works ! Nice
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            Aug 9 at 13:07














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          SetDirectory@$TemporaryDirectory;
          Export[
          "Test.pdf",
          Hyperlink[
          RandomImage[1, 100, 100],
          "http://www.wolfram.com"
          ]
          ];
          SystemOpen@"Test.pdf"





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          • Thanks a lot ! :)) It works ! Nice
            – james
            Aug 9 at 13:07












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          SetDirectory@$TemporaryDirectory;
          Export[
          "Test.pdf",
          Hyperlink[
          RandomImage[1, 100, 100],
          "http://www.wolfram.com"
          ]
          ];
          SystemOpen@"Test.pdf"





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          SetDirectory@$TemporaryDirectory;
          Export[
          "Test.pdf",
          Hyperlink[
          RandomImage[1, 100, 100],
          "http://www.wolfram.com"
          ]
          ];
          SystemOpen@"Test.pdf"






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          answered Aug 9 at 12:50









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          • Thanks a lot ! :)) It works ! Nice
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            Aug 9 at 13:07
















          • Thanks a lot ! :)) It works ! Nice
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          Thanks a lot ! :)) It works ! Nice
          – james
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          Thanks a lot ! :)) It works ! Nice
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