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March 01, 2008
PDF Packages for Case Analysis: Cover Sheet Bookmarks
Legal professionals are starting to use PDF Packages increasingly for Case Analysis, and that led to this email which I received from a paralegal recently:
Is it possible to add a bookmark that can point to any place in any document in a PDF package? We use bookmarks extensively in our large document files (one of the reasons I liked the print bookmark workaround you came up with), which makes it easier to navigate a lot of information.
The short is answer is Yes!
In this article, I'll discuss how you can create links from the PDF Package Cover Sheet to any document in the package.
This technique offers you a central place where you are a click away from any important passage in any document in the package.
Using this technique, you can quickly get to the document locations which describe the key characters, issues and facts in your case.
Relevant Articles: A Read Me First This is the fourth in a series of Case Analysis articles on the use of PDF Packages. Read these other articles first for background. |