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In most of the newer manuals, if you put your cursor over a page number in
the index, it changes to an index-finger pointer. If you click, it takes
you directly to that page - you don't need to enter a page number.
Making the page numbers match might be possible, because there is some kind
of page numbering function in Acrobat. I just tried a little on the Work
Management document but had not much luck. It may be non-trivial.
I usually do as others have suggested - determine where the Roman numeral
pages end (front material), then subtract that.
When the pagination is chapter-page, as in older manuals, it's really
tough. It comes down to an educated-guess binary search for me, usually,
using the scroll button.
HTH
Vern
At 10:50 AM 7/11/2003 +0200, you wrote:
Hi,
anybody got a solution for this problem?
I have some IBM manuals in PDF format (like RPG reference, Security
reference and the like). When I look at the index (with Acrobat reader),
it may say
topic at page 253.
Now I choose document - Goto page. When I enter 253, I'll end up at page
225. Anybody knows a fix for this?
thanx,
Oliver
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