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jameshumphries47

so hey guys im designing a website and im making lots and lots of PDF's (in word) i basically need a link that when you click takes you to a certain location on the same PDF, how would i do this i really need help! 

BTW i have office 2013!

thanks

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I don't exacly know but i know when you make a div like:

<div id="info">HELLO!</div>

and then make a link to that div like this: (or atleast something like that)

<a href=#info">CLick here</a>

That if you click on Click Here you will be taken to that div.

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Are you attempting to link to a specific page, or a specific area within a page.

I'm unsure if the latter is possible, however something like:

<a href="http://www.website.com/pdffile.pdf#page=X"> 

should target a specific page, where "X" is the page numer you'd like.

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I don't exacly know but i know when you make a div like:

<div id="info">HELLO!</div>

and then make a link to that div like this: (or atleast something like that)

<a href=#info">CLick here</a>

That if you click on Click Here you will be taken to that div.

okay ill try that thank you 

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Are you attempting to link to a specific page, or a specific area within a page.

I'm unsure if the latter is possible, however something like:

<a href="http://www.website.com/pdffile.pdf#page=X"> 

should target a specific page, where "X" is the page numer you'd like.

on the same pdf it needs to be at a specific place on it 

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on the same pdf it needs to be at a specific place on it 

nope doesnt look like that will work it just comes up as normal black text

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Are you attempting to link to a specific page, or a specific area within a page.

I'm unsure if the latter is possible, however something like:

<a href="http://www.website.com/pdffile.pdf#page=X"> 

should target a specific page, where "X" is the page numer you'd like.

 

I don't exacly know but i know when you make a div like:

<div id="info">HELLO!</div>

and then make a link to that div like this: (or atleast something like that)

<a href=#info">CLick here</a>

That if you click on Click Here you will be taken to that div.

omg it took 20 mins to find it on you tube it so simple its funny 

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