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| #1brainiacfiveJan 30, 2009 10:48:21 | One of the features I like about a good PDF is having thorough bookmarks, so I can jump right to the section I want to read. Far too many pdf releases skip this handy feature, and always lose a mark in my book for doing so. We have seen previous compiled Dragon and Dungeon's have at least rudimentary bookmarks for the various articles, but the last two months worth of issues I've downloaded have not. Possibly this is an oversight (coinciding with the loss of some personnel?) and this feature will return now that I've pointed it out. If it's not an oversight, I wish to complain and request that the bookmarks be reinstated! |
| #2RCanineFeb 04, 2009 3:09:38 | Indeed. It's the main benefit of posting PDFs. |
| #3ToeSamaFeb 04, 2009 14:33:31 | It's hard code bookmarked in the Table of Contents. Click the article you want to read there and it'll take you straight to it. |
| #4brainiacfiveFeb 06, 2009 10:20:31 | It's hard code bookmarked in the Table of Contents. Click the article you want to read there and it'll take you straight to it. So it does! Thanks for the info, I'd missed that. I still think the files need pdf bookmarks, like they have had until a few issues ago, as well. But these internal links make a good substitute. |
| #5ToeSamaFeb 06, 2009 13:28:54 | agreed. I'm not to fond of heading back to the ToC just to get to a different article myself ![]() |
| #6brainiacfiveFeb 06, 2009 14:06:56 | agreed. I'm not to fond of heading back to the ToC just to get to a different article myself Maybe if they bookmarked the TOC... :D |