Re: Current Page Number

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From: Kimberly_G
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 02:55

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Leonard, thanks for your quick reply. I have downloaded the items you mentioned and started going through them. I see that the "this.pageNum" would be what I need; however, I'm unsure how to use this. How would my web page get access to this (pdf is displayed from within an iframe)...or is Acrobat JavaScript only for use within pdfs themselves (I don't have access to the internals of the pdfs or the files that they were created from...only the web page that wants to manipulate the pdf)? Thanks again!

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