BROKEN LINK - ADOBE MANUAL PDF

http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Acrobat/9.0/Standard/acrobat_standard_9.0_help.pdf
The Adobe Standard and Pro documentation PDF links do not work, only the Pro Extended version is there.

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Ryan
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message
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>I use the PDF Open Parameters in order to link to
specific pages/locations
>in
> PDF documents:
>
> e.g. <a
> href="
http://www.site.com/pdffile.pdf#nameddest=signup">pdffile</a>
>
> However these always get reported as broken link within
Dreamweaver (CS3)
> and
> as broken anchors when I run other link or page quality
scans against the
> site.
>
> Has anyone else experienced this and if so is it normal
behaviour? If this
> is
> an agreed standard then I would have expected it to be
recognised as a
> valid
> link/anchor.
>

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