Re: Controlling Marker Destination Name

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From: Joel Benson
Date: Thu, 05 Dec 2002 16:19

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The digits that are changing indicate which component of the book the marker is in. For example, all of the hypertext markers in book component 2 end up with the prefix M2.8. Frame does this to guarantee uniqueness, in case several components contain otherwise identical markers. I know of nothing you can do about it, short of writing a filter program to go through the postscript file and change them or an Acrobat plug-in to rename them in the resulting PDF.

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