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Consider a very simple link to a pdf file in HTML:
<a target="_blank" href="mypdf.pdf">Link to pdf</a>
Of course, when the user clicks on the link, the pdf is open and the first page is shown in the browser.
Is there a way create a link to a specific page of the pdf? I was wondering if there is some command like this:
<a target="_blank" href="mypdf.pdf#11">Link to page 11 of the pdf</a>
or some trick based on Javascript.
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Choose Tools, click on Edit PDF, then on Link, and finally, select Add/Edit Web or Document Link. Select the area that you want to hyperlink. Then, in the Create Link dialog box, choose the options you want for the link appearance and click on the Open a Web Page button for the link action.
You link to a PDF file the same way you would link to an HTML file: using the "a" anchor tag and the URL address of the PDF. This causes the PDF file to open or download, depending on the user's browser, when the user clicks on your link.
In Google Drive, we can open PDF files and set a link to a specific page with Google Docs. Google Docs is a practical and free word processor that allows users to edit text, draw, insert images, add text box, compare documents, add watermarks and comment on PDF.
I found answer on adobe forum https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2345594.
After # you should write something like #page=3 for example, to move automatically to page 3.
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answered Nov 01 '22 17:11
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