Adobe Acrobat has a universal file naming convention. Check out Technical
Note # 5156, Updates to the Portable Document Format Reference Manual for
the format. It's on their website. Good luck.

This is an example from Roy Christman's book (...Your Personal Consultant):

/c/acroexch/help/help_e.pdf

basically, it's in Unix-like format. He also recommends putting as much as
possible on subfolders (./) so that you do not run into those nasty drive
assignments.


On a related note: other than Framemaker and Word 6.0, does anyone know of
any other applications that you can use to create original documents with
the links embedded in them? I haven't used Framemaker a great deal, and I
hate using Word 6.0. I've looked at both Pagemaker and Freehand, but
neither one, I think, has the capability to embed postscript commands (the
pdfmark in my case) in their documents. Thanks in advance.


Pablo S. Jusem
Planning and Technology Division
Federal Judicial Center
Thurgood Marshall Federal Judiciary Building
One Columbus Circle, N.E.
Washington, D.C. 20002-8003

202-273-4200
pjusem@fjc.gov

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