Adobe acrobat 7 (8) - URL-link to specific pdf-page

Is there any way to create page specific URLs in Acrobat 7.0 (or 8.0)? I was hoping that somebody know if there is a way that I can create links from a web page directly to a page in a pdf file.

Read following document:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/acrobat/pdfs/pdf_open_parameters.pdf

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My Adobe Acrobat 7.0 does not have Times New Roman listed as a font. It lists the Times fonts with PS
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Thank you. This information has allowed me to solve the problem! Laura
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Re: How can I get Adobe Acrobat 7 to embed a specific font?
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A particular PDF file can have fonts embedded within it, or may refer to fonts installed in the operating system - but in either case it uses the Postscript name of the font, not the common name seen on menus. This ensures that when fonts are substituted or edits are made to the PDF file, the correct version and vendor are matched, not just the common name. Postscript names are unique, and often end with the initials of the vendor (LT = Linotype, MT = Monotype, etc.). "Times" on a font menu refers to the Linotype font "Times-Roman" (sold by Adobe and others), and "Times New Roman" refers to the Monotype font usually named "TimesNewRomanPSMT" (a Postscript font in a TrueType package, which is part of the standard set on Windows). They look the same from a distance, but internally they are different enough that a direct replacement is not normally possible. If you ever need to work out which has been used and cannot inspect the metadata, look very closely at the number "5" - in the Linotype font it has a tiny serif on the top right corner. Embedding a font into a file has no effect on Acrobat whatsoever (lisabritne, what you're saying makes no sense).
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While creating a PDF document usinf Adobe Acrobat Pro 9, it generates additional blank pages.

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I might make a wild guess that you are using WORD and have used hard page breaks. If that is the case, then likely what happens is when you print to PDF the document is being reflowed to match the printer and the forced page break may end up on the next page and be forcing a second page. Just a guess.

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And how are the customers accessing the PDFs?
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Due to technical limitations, MDI was dropped with the Acrobat 9 release:
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Keeping Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro as the Default .PDF viewer

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bjohnson0678 wrote:
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In Adobe Acrobat XI I could draw on PDFs. It seems that I am unable to do this anymore. Any tips?

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Hey Tragon,
Could you please specify more on the same as what exactly are you trying to do within PDFs.
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timeline to replace the clip instance.
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I tested in a CHM and it did try and link, but it presents a black page. Looks like the correct page, but it's blacked out.
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