Named Destination Types Defined

[Shlomo Perets]

(Just came across your message...)

 

F and L - point to the first/last page of the FM document (with an
additional book component number, eg F2 and L2 for first/last pages of the
second book component when a book is converted to a single PDF)

I - index markers

M - markers, further identified by type (eg M8 for hypertext markers)

P - page numbers

G - reflect the unique ID for the paragraph in FrameMaker

E - element-related (Structured FM)

 

Most of the destinations are used as target for links or bookmarks, and are
not meant to be directly useful.

 

Shlomo Perets

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---------- Original message ----------

Hi. I am looking for information regarding the Named Destinations that
FrameMaker (I use Frame v10) generates when creating a PDF. Specifically,
I'd like to verify/know what the following prefixes mean. I have tried to
ascertain what the designations mean by clicking on them in the PDF, but
some aren't as obvious as others. 

F (as is F#): This appears to mean the First page of a Frame file, confirmed
by my clicking on the destination link, and per a reference on the Adobe
User-to-User forum. 

G (as in G#.#######): This one perplexes me. It seems to be random
paragraphs. I did find someone on the Adobe User-to-User forums who wrote
that G destinations meant paragraph objects. 

I (I#.#.#######): Are these for Index markers? 

L (L#): This appears to mean the Last page of a Frame file. 

M (M#.#.#####.[figures, tables, headings, etc. tag names followed by the
title): Various Markers in the file (also identified as such by an Adobe
U-to-U forum poster)? 

P (P.#$##, where $ is a Letter in my generated PDF: P.3C15): I have no idea.


Thanks! 


Eric Isaacson

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