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Thanks for your response. &nbsp;It looks like the easiest route is to just create destinations at the same point as the bookmarks. &nbsp;I tried it out on a couple of spots and it works fine. &nbsp;Thanks again.
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Thanks for your response.  It looks like the easiest route is to just create destinations at the same point as the bookmarks.  I tried it out on a couple of spots and it works fine.  Thanks again.

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I have a Word document which I converted to a PDF. &nbsp;It has many bookmarks in it and they all work in the Word doc and the PDF however I would like them to act as a named destination. &nbsp;I would like to be able to use a link from a web page like:<br />
<a href="http://server/WebSite/Document.pdf#namedest=BookMark" rel="ugc">http://server/WebSite/Document.pdf#namedest=BookMark</a><br />
I have also tried:<br />
<a href="http://server/WebSite/Document.pdf#BookMark" rel="ugc">http://server/WebSite/Document.pdf#BookMark</a><br />
In both cases it just opens up to the first page of the document.<br />
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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I have a Word document which I converted to a PDF.  It has many bookmarks in it and they all work in the Word doc and the PDF however I would like them to act as a named destination.  I would like to be able to use a link from a web page like:
http://server/WebSite/Document.pdf#namedest=BookMark
I have also tried:
http://server/WebSite/Document.pdf#BookMark
In both cases it just opens up to the first page of the document.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Converting bookmarks to named destinations when converting Word doc to a PDF.

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