Leverage the Flexibility of Named Destinations
What Happens to Link Accuracy When Documents are Revised?
Hyperlinks in PDFs take you to a specified page. For example, a link to Table 1.3 will take you to page 20 where the table appears. But what happens when Table 1.3 gets moved to page 21?
When a document is revised and content moves to different pages, links can become invalid. To ensure accuracy despite pagination changes, content needs to be linked directly to other content.
The Solution: Named Destinations
When using named destinations, you can create links that go to specific content rather than a page number. This ensures that link destinations remain accurate even when page numbers or documents change.
ISIToolBox provides complete support for named destinations. You can specify named destinations when creating or modifying bookmarks and hyperlinks, and you can just as easily create named destinations from existing bookmarks using the iDestination tool.
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