Hi, PDF readers, like HTML document viewers, have the ability to position the canvas in such a way that any specified line is at the top. (DVI viewers like 'xdvi' and PostScript viewers like 'ghostscript' don't have this ability.)
Texinfo-generated PDF files make use of this feature for hyperlinks inside the document, generated from @xref or @ref. However, hyperlinks inside the table-of-contents don't: they point to the start of the page. This leads to reduced usability: After clicking on a link in the table-of-contents, the user sees a page and then has to search through the page: "where is the section that I wanted to read?" How to reproduce: 1. Unpack texinfo-7.1.90.tar.xz 2. cd texinfo-7.1.90 3. ./configure 4. make 5. cd doc 6. make pdf 7. okular texinfo.pdf or: firefox ./texinfo.pdf 8. Go to page 19 (32 of 341) and click on "Section 2.5.3 [@settitle], page 14." The window is repositioned at section 2.5.3. Good. 9. Go to page ii (4 of 341) and click on "2.8.1 @titlepage". The window is repositioned at the beginning of page 18, before section 2.7.2. Not what I wanted. I wanted to go to section 2.8.1. Bruno
