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I have a lot of books in PDF format and searching within these files with Adobe reader goes terribly slow. Indexing seems to be the solution, but the indexers I find don’t seem to be connected to a viewer that jumps to the corresponding offset in the pdf file. What is the best solution?
> I have a lot of books in PDF format and searching within these files > with Adobe reader goes terribly slow. Indexing seems to be the solution, > but the indexers I find don t seem to be connected to a viewer that > jumps to the corresponding offset in the pdf file. What is the best > solution?
I posted a short script in c.t.p to do this last month (see "Re: Can Results From A Search By Adobe Reader 9 Or Another Software Be Exported?" message-id <7j9s0lF34o81...@mid.individual.net>) which can give you page and paragraph number.
xpdf (and maybe others) can take a page-number argument after the filename and will open the document at that page. The script could easily be adapted to call xpdf with the page number of a reference.
Be aware that "page number" in both the script and in xpdf means the sequential page number of the document starting at 1 regardless of whatever digits are printed on the page (because the PDF documents doesn't know they are page numbers). Unless you use some sophisticated PDF-creation software that adds "targets" to the document, it isn't possible to open to the "page number" that is *printed* on a page.
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