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Agile Web Development with Rails 7: Setting bookmarks in the PDF (on macOS)
Hi all,
I have a question about using bookmarks in the PDF: In macOS (12.3) and using the Preview app one can set a bookmark using ⌘-D.
Behaviour (see screenshot below):
- When I view page 148
- And set a bookmark
- Then the bookmarked page is page 163
Does this happen do other people, too? Is it a Mac thing, or specific to the preview app (or my version of it?)
PS: In another PDF app (PDF Expert), setting bookmarks works as I expect. However in other PDFs it also works in the Preview app.
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