[Framers] Linking to a specific page in a PDF file

[john.x.posada at us.hsbc.com]

Actually, I am generating bot documents. However, I'm now linking to PDFs
that I created 1-3 years ago, before I was considering the need to link to
them.

However, I think I'm OK...the PDFs to which I'm linking by page numbers are
not moving, changing pagination, being edited, or renamed, so they are (by
law here) pretty stable.

John X Posada
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From:	Robert Lauriston <robert at lauriston.com>
To:	"framers at lists.frameusers.com" <framers at lists.frameusers.com>
Date:	05/12/2016 03:33 PM
Subject:	Re: [Framers] Linking to a specific page in a PDF file
Sent by:	"Framers"	<framers-bounces
            +john.x.posada=us.hsbc.com at lists.frameusers.com>



That works great when you're generating both documents. John is
linking to a PDF he has no control over.

On Thu, May 12, 2016 at 12:26 PM,  <jang at jang.nl> wrote:
> I have used a reliable method for cross-deliverable linking in PDF using
Hypertext markers. One set of markers defines the named destinations, using
"newlink XXX". With this method, I set the markers to have names I can
figure out without resorting to investigating tons of destinations in
Acrobat Pro. Also, I can avoid creating named destinations for everything,
which blows up the size of the PDF files.
>
> On the referencing side, I use Hypertext markers with the text "gotolink
XXX" if it is in the same PDF or "openlink DDD:XXX" in case it is a
separate PDF document. There are a couple of snags when PDFs are created
from books with multiple chapters, each with their own named destinations,
but this can be made to work.
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