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I don't believe you. I've never had "go to page" take me to the page labelled 100 if that's not actually the 100th pdf page. It's always taken me to the 100th p
by eridius 10y ago
I don't believe you. I've never had "go to page" take me to the page labelled 100 if that's not actually the 100th pdf page. It's always taken me to the 100th pdf page instead, and I've had to scroll to get to the one labelled 100. And when I say "always", I mean every single time I've used a PDF like this in the 15 years that OS X has existed.
- nxc18 10y agoIt tends to only be higher quality pdfs. I use a lot of pdfs made by textbook publishers and they are tagged appropriately.
- eridius 10y agoI've got copies of the ISO standards for C99 and C++98, and ISO working drafts for C++11 and C++14, and they appear to be high quality (including a comprehensive TOC), but they've never exhibited the behavior you describe. That said, apparently one of my C++ working drafts actually causes Preview to spend 20+ seconds at 100% CPU when opening on macOS 10.12.2. That's no good, and I don't recall it doing this before. Time to go file a radar I guess.