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Well I didn't even get my lousy 3 points, so I won't help you...<br />
Not even by telling you how to use named destinations with acrobat.<br />
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<a href="http://www.pdfzone.com/products/software/tool_NameIt.html" rel="ugc">http://www.pdfzone.com/products/software/tool_NameIt.html</a><br />
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Michel<br />

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Well I didn't even get my lousy 3 points, so I won't help you...
Not even by telling you how to use named destinations with acrobat.

http://www.pdfzone.com/products/software/tool_NameIt.html [http://www.pdfzone.com/products/software/tool_NameIt.html]

Michel


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I didn't expect you here, Michel !!!<br />
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Anyway thank you very much.<br />
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In fact Adobe mentionned me this site but i didn't get into the &quot;Name it&quot; part yet.<br />
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Give a couple of hours and will give you the few points I have left. I was a kind of frustrated with the message of the guy in the Javascript case. That's why i didn't give any thing. <br />
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Question you soon,<br />
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Michael.<br />
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I didn't expect you here, Michel !!!

Anyway thank you very much.

In fact Adobe mentionned me this site but i didn't get into the "Name it" part yet.

Give a couple of hours and will give you the few points I have left. I was a kind of frustrated with the message of the guy in the Javascript case. That's why i didn't give any thing.

Question you soon,

Michael.




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Adjusted points to 50<br />

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50 points to Michel with a Grade A<br />

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I would like Acrobat readers to go to a specific view (not page) in the PDF file.<br />
I know that some plug-ins help for that. But they only work in Acrobat Editor.<br />
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In fact i would like to modify the file afterwards. So that my chapter link would not be broken. Then i don't want to use the &quot;Go to view&quot; function which works with distance from the document border. I would like a kind of &quot;named destination&quot; working in Acrobat reader, but not the Postcript method.
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I would like Acrobat readers to go to a specific view (not page) in the PDF file.
I know that some plug-ins help for that. But they only work in Acrobat Editor.

In fact i would like to modify the file afterwards. So that my chapter link would not be broken. Then i don't want to use the "Go to view" function which works with distance from the document border. I would like a kind of "named destination" working in Acrobat reader, but not the Postcript method.

Go to a specific view in Acrobat reader

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