Hi LyX-Folks,
I am writing a document that refers to specific pages or chapters of other
documents. In the resulting PDF, the reader should be able to navigate
directly to the referred document and page. I am using the hyperref package
to generate the links.
Problem is that I am not the author of the documents to refer to. I have
just the PDFs. Moreover, they most probably have not been created with
LaTeX, but with Word or worse.
I already figured out how Word (respective the Acrobat plugin) generates
navigation labels for pages. For pages 1,2,3,... there are PDF labels
"Page#1", "Page#2", "Page#3", and so on available (without the quotes).
If I use the \hyperref command such as:
\hyperref{external.pdf}{Page}{2}
this generates a link to the correct document (external.pdf), however to
the label "Page.2", which does not exist -- it has to be "Page#2".
So I tried to redefine the command that is used inside hyperref to generate
the target label names. This looks like:
\def\@@hyperref#1#2#3{%
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@one\\{#1}%
}
OK, the second line is responsible for inserting the dot (".") between the
second and the third parameter. However, while I successfully managed to
replace it with almost any character, I have not been able to use "#" for
this purpose. This is probably because "#" is a magic character for LaTeX
that must not be used inside names.
I have the slight feeling that I am out of luck here :-(
Any ideas?
Thanks a lot!
Daniel
