Creates Bookmarks in PDF File

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Hello all... My first post here - wish me luck :)

As my message subject may suggest, I have a PDF file that I want to create
some bookmarks in for easier navigation.

So far I have googled till I can google no more with no luck.

Now that I think of it, I actually have the original publisher file that
the PDF was created from using PDF995... If I can't add bookmarks to a PDF
file directly, is there a PDF creating program that can create bookmarks,
while creating the PDF? Is this a feature of PDF995 I've overlooked
perhaps?

Thanks
Stuzz
 
Hello all... My first post here - wish me luck :)

As my message subject may suggest, I have a PDF file that I want
to create some bookmarks in for easier navigation.

So far I have googled till I can google no more with no luck.

Now that I think of it, I actually have the original publisher
file that the PDF was created from using PDF995... If I can't add
bookmarks to a PDF file directly, is there a PDF creating program
that can create bookmarks, while creating the PDF? Is this a
feature of PDF995 I've overlooked perhaps?
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Hi,

From the PDF995 home page:
<http://www.pdf995.com/>

"The Pdf995 Suite offers the following features...

Automatic insertion of embedded links
Hierarchical Bookmarks
etc, etc"
 
Stuzz said:
Hello all... My first post here - wish me luck :)

As my message subject may suggest, I have a PDF file that I want to create
some bookmarks in for easier navigation.

So far I have googled till I can google no more with no luck.
Click to expand...

HTMLDOC will automatically create a bookmarked PDF if the original HTML
document has "heading" tags in it. It's getting harder to find it in a
freeware version, though.

If my memory serves me, Free eXpert PDF Reader allows the user to add
bookmarks to a PDF. I deleted the program, so I may be mistaken.

There are several DOC to PDF programs utilizing Ghostscript that claim
the ability to add bookmarks (e.g., Ghostword).
 
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