Is there any way to force a browser to see logical page numbering?

[AmandaCMS]

I have many PDFs that use logical page numbering (front matter uses roman numerals), but when they're viewed through a browser, it only uses physical page count. So if you type in a page number, it goes to the wrong page. I noticed that the Adobe InDesign pdf has the same issue, so it might not be fixable. Thanks!

[ls_rbls]

Hi,

Try this suggestion offered in the following yhread:

https://answers.acrobatusers.com/Displaying-logical-page-numbers-q11298.aspx 

[AmandaCMS]

Thanks. The logical page numbers are already set in the PDF and if you download it and view it through a pdf reader, it's all correct. It's incorrect when viewed through a browser using the browser pdf reader's page search. 

[Bernd Alheit]

Try the Internet Explorer with the Acrobat Reader add-on.

[Test Screen Name]

Each browser uses a different plug-in made by a different company. Some of them do more than others. Certainly, you can't do anything if they don't want to. 

[AmandaCMS]

Ok, thanks. That makes sense but it is disappointing.