Re: [iText-questions] GoToR vs. GoTo

2007-02-16 Thread Bruno Lowagie (iText)
BorisTheCat wrote: > Perhaps.. I just have to quit trying to use the same TOC in all PDFs. I'm not sure if I understand what goes wrong. This TOC you're talking of. Is this a TOC on a PDF page (that is printed when you print the document); or is it an outline tree (show in the Bookmarks panel)? I

Re: [iText-questions] GoToR vs. GoTo

2007-02-15 Thread BorisTheCat
Nope.. that does not quite do what we need. What I had hoped to do was to create one Master TOC that would be placed in each PDF file. Each of the Actions would be GoToR... In some cases, the "filename" would be the file we are in currently in. In other cases it may be another pdf. Perhaps and

Re: [iText-questions] GoToR vs. GoTo

2007-02-15 Thread Bruno Lowagie
BorisTheCat wrote: > my implementation > was to ALWAYS us gotoR with the PDF filename, expecting it to act just like > GoTo when the goto was actually going to a page within the local file. > While it does jump to that page correctly, the bookmark pane goes away never > to return unless I close an

[iText-questions] GoToR vs. GoTo

2007-02-15 Thread BorisTheCat
This ALMOST works like I want it to. We are concatentating several PDFs and want to create a TOC with bookmarks point to each of the documents that are now in the concatenated doc. Works BEAUTIFULLY with GoTo... but... here's our problem. Because this PDF may be destined for a CD, we may need