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2020-06-17
01:19 AM
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2023-05-19
10:07 PM
by
Gordana Radonic
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2020-06-17 06:22 PM
Erwin wrote:I had compared this previously. Both are set identically, as far as I can tell. (To archive PDF/A-2a, no layers) I just tried publishing the entire set again and get the same result: one plan generates bookmarks, and the other doesn't.
I think these are all the settings. Maybe see if anything is different between the two projects. Perhaps PDF/A or 'export layers' is affecting things.
2020-06-17 10:26 AM
2020-06-17 11:06 AM
2020-06-17 01:26 PM
Richard wrote:
I have no idea what controls this.
2020-06-17 01:41 PM
runxel wrote:This is what I thought, too. However, today I published a set that had a similar structure to the example above, and there were no bookmarks at all. I can't find anything that is different between the publishing sets; both were set to create a single PDF. I went to the Help Guide, and it said this: "PDFs created with ARCHICAD can include standard PDF features such as layers, thumbnails, and bookmarks." This makes it appear to be an optional setting, but I can't find anywhere to set these options, and the Guide offered no information on these settings.
I think it is done automatically as long as you hit that "make a single PDF" checkbox.
2020-06-17 04:06 PM
2020-06-17 06:22 PM
Erwin wrote:I had compared this previously. Both are set identically, as far as I can tell. (To archive PDF/A-2a, no layers) I just tried publishing the entire set again and get the same result: one plan generates bookmarks, and the other doesn't.
I think these are all the settings. Maybe see if anything is different between the two projects. Perhaps PDF/A or 'export layers' is affecting things.