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html - How do I get the title of a .pdf document to appear as the page title?

I'm posting a PDF at a website and have a link pointing to it, the same as any other file. If the browser is capable, it displays the PDF in a new tab. But the URL (and an unwieldy one at that) is showing up on the top of the tab where the document title usually goes. Do PDF files have a parameter for this I can adjust? Or is there a way to wrap the file in something that does?

(I've tried checking "display document title" in Acrobat's options, that doesn't do it.)

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I don't think this is something you can control within the PDF itself. It's controlled by the web app serving the PDF, and your browser's PDF plugin, which will most likely just use the PDF's URL as the <title>. The filename of the served PDF can specified by the web app by setting a content-disposition header in the HTTP response, but again this isn't something you can control.


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