Set the Zoom and page location to the way you want it on the screen.Open the Destinations pane by clicking on the button on the left side of the PDF Studio window.Step 1:Ĭreate a destination with the PDF follow the steps below: Destinations can also be used in an HTML URL to point to a specified destination by adding # to the end of the links URL. Link text Opening to Destination Set Within the PDFĪ Destination is a named end point (similar to an anchor in HTML) stored within the pages of the PDF document. You can also use this HTML tag in a web page to open a PDF file named sample.pdf to page 4: Opening to a Specific PageĪn HTML link can be used to open to a specific page of the PDF file by adding the argument “#page=” to the end of the URL.įor example, the below URL will open a PDF file named sample.pdf to page 4:
If the application or browser does not then it will just open to the first page of the document. Note: This only works for HTTP or HTTPS locations and requires the browser or PDF viewer plugin (currently supported by most major applications) to support the destination property in the URL. Q: How can I create a web link to load the target PDF, and be automatically taken to the part of the PDF document specified in the calling URL?Ī: If you have a PDF file that is stored on a web server you can create an HTML Link to point to a specified location in the PDF by adding arguments to the end of the URL address.
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