On Tue, Dec 12, 2006 at 04:00:29PM -0000, Tim Golden wrote:
> [Toon Pieton]
>
> | Is there anyway to open a .pdf at a certain page? Been
> | searching the internet, but couldnt find anything.
>
> Pretty certain there isn't. Even if you'd generated the
> PDF yourself and set an internal anchor there doesn't
> seem to be a URI which will jump to that point. I'd
> be really happy to be wrong about that.
>
I'm assuming that the original poster was asking a Python question,
but just to show that in general this must be possible ...
I use evince (on Linux) to read PDF docs. When I open a document
the second time, evince automatically shows the last page I was
viewing when I previously closed evince. And, the following
command:
$ evince -p 12 somedocument.pdf
will open that document to page 12.
Dave
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