I often generate reports from pdfLaTeX using TeXworks, and would like to generate a document index, which will appear in the sidebar of a PDF viewer, (e.g. evince, Adobe Reader). Are there any packages which will allow me to do so?
pdf was generated from LaTeX sources using pdflatex without any special steps, and then converted to PDF/A-1b using Acrobat Pro.
pdfTeX is an extension of TeX which can produce PDF directly from TeX source, as well as original DVI files. pdfTeX incorporates the e-TeX extensions. pdfTeX also has a variety of other extensions, perhaps most notably for microtypography line breaking features.
Just add the following to the preamble of your document:
\usepackage[bookmarks]{hyperref}
The bookmarks option generates this "index" by adding bookmarks for sections and lists (of figures, of equations, and so on).
Besides, using this will turn references and urls inside the documents into links, making your document "browseable".
just wanted to add that this (using the package hyperref for getting the pdf-index) works when usig pdflatex and not when using latex->dvips->ps2pdf (don't know about the other alternatives)
i recently found out that using pdftex is apparently the best choice when you don't need the ps output
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