Re: Automating the production of Next Page/Previous Page Hyperlinks

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From: Ben Dupre
Date: Mon, 17 Jun 2002 14:30

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Duncan, 

This is very easy to do in Acrobat. If you make a button on the first page it can be easily copied to all pages or any range of pages you wish. 

For next page and previous page, the buttons in Acrobat should be a better solution than ID hyperlinks. They are a little more flexible.  For example, you can't copy a link to all pages but you can copy a button quite easily. 

Is there another reason you want to use ID hyperlinks?  

Ben

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