HELP Please! Adobe pdf file online?

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How do I get an adobe pdf file online and linked to my site so customers can view it? I am thinking upload it to the net then link it, but I got lost somewhere, I thought I could upload it via my site and that ain't working, I have tried to find a free site to upload it to, no one has a limit of over 100mb upload per day and my file is 125mb, any experts out there that can give me some insight? I feel like I am on the right track but I need a push in the right direction!
 
:( That's an insanely huge PDF to share with customers. Also in general, I hate to visit those free file sharing sites. It'd be best if you can shrink it small enough so the visitor can directly download it through your page.

What version of Adobe PDF are you using? If you have the original, I can try using my version 8 to see if it helps.

might want to look through this too
http://www.websiteoptimization.com/speed/tweak/pdf/

If it must be 100mb+, you can use
http://www.megafileupload.com/

Good luck!
 
I used Adobe Illustrator CS to create it, have adobe reader 7.0 to view and adobe acrobat 6.0 professional, the last 2 only seem to be good for viewing the catalog though, I wanted to create a spot on my website where they just click and the catalog uploads for them in some type of adobe reader, it is 77 pages and we have it down to the minimum so putting it on the website page by page would be so labor intensive and not very cohesive, soooo with that info, what would you suggest?
 
77 pages = 125 mb Sounds like you have a lot of images in your PDF file. People rarely download that big files, it will not work on dial-up connections also.

if you have large image files embedded in your PDF, try reducing size/quality of the images and recreate the PDF.
 
I agree with what druvans said.

You can try copy/pasting each image to a word doc and just print the doc as PDF.
or just resize each image before printing to pdf
 
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