Hello John,
Thank you for the help. John Gardner <gardnerjo...@gmail.com> wrote: > > It will work when using neatpost and ps2pdf. Neatpdf is great, but as > > far as I know, it does not support pdf links yet. > > It doesn't have to. You can embed PDF-specific features by using PostScript's > pdfmark operator > <https://www.adobe.com/content/dam/acom/en/devnet/acrobat/pdfs/pdfmark > reference.pdf>, > supported in nearly every PostScript interpreter since the conception of > PDF. The PostScript code looks like this: > > [ /Dest /revision-note > /Rect [358632 -248700 361632 -239700] > /Color [0 0 1] > /BS << /S/U/W 0.1 >> > /Subtype /Link > /ANN pdfmark I'm using the \X'link ...' shortcut, translated to the following sequence by neatpdf: 12 0 obj << /Type /Annot /Subtype /Link /Rect [138.20 554.00 259.00 564.00] /A << /S /URI /URI (#1.0.3.0) >> >> endobj Links starting with a "#" are considered as internal ones when using neatpost. On pdfs produced by neatpdf, the link is recognized, but as an external one. My pdf viewer tries to launch a browser rather than pointing to the reference in the document. I guess it's the anchoring system which is not working, but I did not investigate more. For information, utmac is using the following postscript sequence to insert the needed anchor: \X"ps [ /Dest /1.0.3.0 /DEST pdfmark" Warm regards, Pierre-Jean.
