A destination is the end point of a link that enables you to set navigation paths across a collection of PDFs.   

To view destinations

You can view all the destinations in the Destinations panel.

  1. Open the PDF in Right PDF Editor.

  2. Do either of the following to open the Destinations panel:

    • Choose Document > Navigation > Destinations .

    • On the Sidebar Navigation pane, click Destinations .

To set a destination

  1. Find the place within the document where you want to create a destination and then set the desired view.

  2. In the Destinations panel, do either of the following:

    • Click the Create New Destination button and name the destination. The current page view is set as the destination.

    • Click the Destinations Options button and select New Destination. Name the new one and the current page view is set as the destination.

  1. To reset a destination, click on the name of the destination, scroll to a page view and then click the Set Destination button . Or you can right-click on the destination in the Destinations panel and select Set Destination from the menu.

To go to a destination

Do either of the following to jump to the destination:

  • Double-click on the text representing the destination.

  • Right-click on the text representing the destination and then select Go to Destination.

Link to a destination

You can create a link to a destination in the same or another PDF document.

  1. Open the target document (destination) that contains a destination you want to link to. If the document does not have a destination yet, choose Document > Navigation > Destinations and create a destination. See To set a destination.

  2. In the source document (where you want to create the link), choose Document > Link > Link and then drag a rectangle to specify a location and size of the link.

  3. In the Create Link dialog box, set the appearance of the link and select Go to a page view from the Link Action drop-down menu. Click Next.

  4. Go to the target document (with the destination). In the Destinations panel, double-click on the destination and click Set Link in the Create Go To View dialog box.

  5. Save the source document. To test the link, click on the link using the Hand tool to open the target document view (your destination).

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