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One possible alternative approach - would be to write bookmarks to your large 1100 
page PDF document which when clicked on will open the corresponding pdf file desired - 
such as "334.pdf".

AutoBookmark will automatically write bookmarks and link each bookmark to the 
corresponding file you want to open as a batch process .  
http://www.pdfstore.com/details.asp?ProdID=525

Steve Harris




----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Raymond Weisling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, January 23, 2004 11:16 AM
Subject: [PDF] automating many file-to-file links


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> This is a problem with local file links.
> 
> I have a large text document, from MS Word (actually done on a Mac 
> with Nisus Writer, exported under Word 5 format into Word on Mac, 
> then moved to a Windows platform, so far OK).
> 
> When distilled to Acrobat 5 it is about 1100 pages long. It is an 
> OCR/edited/proofed copy of a public domain (1970's) Javanese-English 
> dictionary. We are going to issue this on a CD-ROM along with the 
> scanned images of the original.
> 
> The scanned images (JPG) are now in individual PDF documents with 
> file names like "334.pdf" for page 334 of original, and in the text 
> document the pages are marked with square brackets, e.g., "[334]".
> 
> What we want to do is make a link from that bracketed page reference 
> text to the individual image files so a user who wants to see the 
> original page while browsing/searching the OCR'd version can just 
> click on the page reference number. No concern for web access need be 
> given; this is an off-line research tool.
> 
> We've failed in all attempts to make MS Word add links through 
> macros. We don't have complete documentation for a Java approach, but 
> as far as we got there, we have no signs of imminent success.
> 
> Any tips, hints, 3rd party tools, or documents of any kind that can 
> help us would be very much appreciated.
> 
> TIA,
> 
> Raymond Weisling
> Yogyakarta, Indonesia
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