Using bookmarks
A bookmark is a type of link with representative text on the Bookmarks tab in the
navigation pane. Each bookmark goes to a different view or page in the document. You
can use electronic bookmarks as you would paper bookmarks, to mark a place in a
document to which you want to return. You can also use a bookmark to direct your
reader's attention where you want it. You can use bookmarks to jump to a destination
within an Adobe PDF document, to another document (PDF or other), or to a web page.
Bookmarks can also perform actions, such as executing a menu item or submitting a form.
Bookmarks are generated automatically from the table-of-contents entries of documents
created by most desktop publishing programs. In addition, tagged bookmarks can be
generated from tagged PDF files.
Note: A user can add bookmarks to a document only if the security settings allow it.
Bookmarks act as a table of contents for some PDF documents.
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Summary of Contents for ACROBAT 3D
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Page 37: ...What s New in Adobe Acrobat 3D New features ...
Page 95: ...Finding Adobe PDF Files Using Organizer Using the Organizer window ...
Page 184: ...FORMS About Adobe PDF forms Setting Forms preferences ...
Page 241: ...Collecting Data from Submitted Forms Collecting form data by email ...
Page 316: ...SECURITY About security Viewing the security settings of an open Adobe PDF document ...
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Page 508: ...Optimizing Adobe PDF Documents Using PDF Optimizer ...
Page 571: ...SEARCH AND INDEX About searching Adobe PDF documents ...
Page 602: ...PRINT PRODUCTION About print production in Acrobat ...
Page 729: ...SPECIAL FEATURES About document metadata About JavaScript in Acrobat About Digital Editions ...
Page 738: ...Working with JavaScript Working with JavaScript in Acrobat ...
Page 762: ...ADOBE VERSION CUE About Adobe Version Cue Getting help Key features of Adobe Version Cue ...
Page 809: ...Tutorial Version Cue Getting started with Version Cue ...
Page 821: ...Legal Notices Copyright ...