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Specify consistent PDF destinations
If your PDF file is placed on a web site, you can have named
destinations in it and use links (in web pages or e-mail messages)
which specify the destination ("named view") in which
to open the PDF.
When using FrameMaker's built-in newlink hypertext
marker to define named destinations, an M8.newlink.
prefix is added if it is a stand-alone FrameMaker document. If
a book is converted to PDF, Mnn.8.newlink. is added
-- nn representing the document's position in the book
(these will change as the book is updated and some chapters are
added or rearranged).
With the Delete "mX.newlink." prefix of newlink
markers starting with: funtion (Links/General tab), you can
define custom named destinations in your FrameMaker files through
hypertext markers. These will be present automatically upon distilling,
exactly as specified. Named destinations are also used in
Acrobat JavaScript functions or to specify a default opening
page in a stand-alone PDF.
Example: this link (pointing to http://www.microtype.com/showcase/ConvertFMnewlink.pdf#Inspiration)
opens the target PDF (PDF: 16K / 4 pages) at
the "Inspiration" destination; source FM (10K)
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