Bookmarks: When Clicked, Make Them Jump to A Location On a Page

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August 8, 2023
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I need help figuring out why sometimes when I click a bookmark, it will take me to not only the correct page, but the correct location ON the page, and other times, it only brings me to the page of interest.

I need all of the bookmarks to enable me to jump to the correct location ON the page of interest, and not just the top of the page of interest.

Do I need to set the magnification a certain way, or adjust any other advanced settings?

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Bevi Chagnon - PubCom.com

Legend

PDF Bookmarks are a combination of the page itself, and the zoom in/out view settings called a "Page View."

For details, see this Acrobat help article, specifically item #3 that describes the 2-steps to create a PDF Bookmark.

https://www.adobe.com/acrobat/hub/learn-to-add-bookmarks-to-a-pdf.html

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