Hi Pat, If you open the PDF with Acrobat and choose View > Navigation Tabs > Destinations, you will see a list of named destinations in the file. FrameMaker usually creates a named desination for each page in the form P.#, where # is the page number. So, to open the PDF at page 3, you can use
http://www.myurl.com/mypdf.pdf#nameddest=P.3 Or, without named destinations, you can use this http://www.myurl.com/mypdf.pdf#page=3 Note that you can't test these locally; they only work across an internet connection. Shlomo may have more examples at http://www.microtype.com. Rick Quatro Carmen Publishing 585-659-8267 www.frameexpert.com > Hi - > > My client wants to link from an HTML webpage to a specific page in a PDF > doc. The PDF is created from FrameMaker. Anyone know how to do this? > Thanks. > > Pat Christenson