General ⇒ hard copy without images, soft copy with images

[andryjohn]

Hi everyone,
I am using PDFLaTex compiler and I would like add in my document an image to be visible for the electronic version (soft copy) but not for the printed version (hard copy). I don't know if it's possible, basically I am using \href on an image (is the logo of a website) and I would like to be able to send around the pdf so that when they open it on a pc they can click on the image to go on the website while when they print it on paper the image will be skipped. You know, when you print a pdf you can either print Document or Document and Markup or Document and Stamps ... so maybe add it as a stamp? or markup?

does anyone know how to do that?
if not for image... what for a line of text?

thanks in advance

[phil217]

Do you want one PDF that can be printed (without the images) and viewed (with them), or can you produce two different files and use the optional package?
(I've had similar issues in the past and went for the optional package.)

[andryjohn]

Yes, actually I would like to have a single PDF which shows the image when viewed on a PC but when it is printed on paper the image is not present.

Because the image is actually the logo of a website, and it's only function is to redirect you to the home page of the website when you click on it... of course when printed there's no point in having this "button".