Named Destination Definition
Named destinations are PDF objects that can be used to represent a specific location in a PDF document. A named destination can be a page, a section, or an arbitrary location in the document. Named destinations are typically used to allow readers to quickly navigate to specific content within a large document.
Named destinations are created by specifying a name and an associated action. The action can be one of several types, including GoTo (navigate to a specific location), GoToR (navigate to a specified URL), and Launch (open another file).
When creating named destinations, it is important to ensure that the names are unique and descriptive. This will help ensure that readers can easily find the content they are looking for. Additionally, it is often helpful to create named destinations for all of the major sections or topics within a document.
