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In the PDF file name, can I specify an opening page, other than the first page of the document, e.g., Page 27?
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@purdue_griffin if you want page 27 to be the first page, if you click on 'Organize PDF,' you can move Page 27 to the first page and re-save the PDF with the re-arranged pages of the PDF will work now!
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Hi @purdue_griffin
If you have Acrobat, you can set that. It is a document-level property.
To set it, open a file in Acrobat, go to
Initial View
Note: On the first open, you will see the page you set unless the preference: "Restore last view settings when reopening documents" is not checked.
Restore last view
Let us know if you have further questions.
~Tariq
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Not possible in the file name.
You can specify this in the properties of the PDF file.
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You can do it if you embed a script in the file that reads the file-name and then jumps to the page number it specifies (if at all).
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@purdue_griffin if you want page 27 to be the first page, if you click on 'Organize PDF,' you can move Page 27 to the first page and re-save the PDF with the re-arranged pages of the PDF will work now!
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Are you asking if it's possible to put an image of page 27 in the pdf icon preview, instead of page 1? If yes, than you can do this on a Mac by pasting an image of page 27 from the clipboard into the pdf icon. Do a "get info" on the closed pdf (Command + I), select the existing icon and paste the new image into it.
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Hi @purdue_griffin
If you have Acrobat, you can set that. It is a document-level property.
To set it, open a file in Acrobat, go to
Initial View
Note: On the first open, you will see the page you set unless the preference: "Restore last view settings when reopening documents" is not checked.
Restore last view
Let us know if you have further questions.
~Tariq
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For the opening page, include a clear event title with the date and time prominently displayed. Use a brief description along with a hero image to grab attention. Add a "Register Now" button for easy sign-up, and outline the agenda and key speakers. Finally, provide contact information and social media links for further engagement.
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No, you can't specify an opening page in the PDF file name itself. However, you can set a specific page to open first by using a PDF editor like Adobe Acrobat. Open the PDF in the editor, navigate to the desired page, and then set it as the initial view or opening page in the document properties before saving the file.
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