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# How can I access attachments in the Web Archive?
When you create a Web Archive, your Notes attachments are saved both in the generated PDF file and in the content/attachments subfolder.
To access the attachments that are embedded in a PDF file, download the PDF file from your archive and open it in Adobe Acrobat.
You can then open the attachments from the Attachment pane on the left, or simply by double-clicking on the attachment icons:
If you disabled the Attachment embedding option in the export settings, that your attachments will be saved in the **content/attachments** subfolder of your web archive.
In this case the attachments can be accessed in two ways in the web viewer.
The first way is to simply click on the attachment icon in the PDF document you're viewing in the browser:
The second way is to expand the document properties sidebar on the right and download the attachment from the Attachments section:
{% hint style="info" %}
To disable the attachment embedding option uncheck the following setting in your Web Archive export settings:
{% endhint %}
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