You can use the ?page= to go to a specific page. The ?page= parameter
takes either the index number of the page or the actual page name (if there
are spaces in the page name, you may have to URL encode these first).
For the view on a page you can use the ?view= or ?namedview= These
parameters will take the actual view name in a specific page.
So a URL may looks something like this:
ProjectX.dwf?page=4&view=detail1
Or
ProjectX.dwf?Page=A6&namedview=SectionAA
"sdsimonson" wrote in message
news:7605745.1087047905053.JavaMail.jive@jiveforum1...
> Does anyone know if it is possible to have an html/asp hyperlink to a
multi-page dwf which opens the dwf file to a specific page/view/bookmark
with the dwf file. I have multi-page dwf files that are 40-60 pages and I
would like my external hyperlink to open to a specific drawing/page/bookmark
within the multi-page as opposed to it opening to the first page each time.
>
> typical external hyperlink would be something like
>
> http://www.domainname.com/proj#/Transmittals/65/multi-page.dwf#bookmark
>
> where "#bookmark" is the page/drawing/bookmark within the multi-page dwf
file
>
> Thanks in advance for any help
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