Can I create a pdf-form that opens a pdf-document on a certain page?

Hi,
I'm creating a pdf-document with links to other pdf-files.
Is it possible to create a link within a pdf-document, that opens another pdf-file on a certain page?
thx
P.

Is it possible to create a link within a pdf-document, that opens
another pdf-file on a certain page?
Yes, use the link tool.

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