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Old 11-06-2007, 06:28 PM   #37
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Originally Posted by bowerbird View Post
i'm sure the standards people would just love to
hear from someone who hadn't thought about this
up until a few days ago. fresh perspective, and all.

because i get the feeling the people at adobe have
never thought about this issue before, you know?

-bowerbird
funny you should mention Adobe which had good foresight a long time ago and seems to have lost their way. PDF was originally a print format and like pagemaker and earlier Post Script is a page oriented format. Keeping page numbers is practically automatic but still the reader that tries to report the page you are on gets it wrong as compared to the paper document since they weren't foresighted enough to realize that the fist page of the electronic document is not page one of the paper document. It is frustrating to try a reference a page number from a pdf without looking on the page itself to see if it is listed.

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