How to make a button to go to any page in the document
1) Create a button field using the forms tool.
2) Click on the actions tab and add a JavaScript action to the Mouse Up
entry.
3a) To go to the next page: this.pageNum++;
3b) To go to the previous page: this.pageNum--;
3c) To go to the beginning of the document: this.pageNum = 0;
3d) To go to the end of the document: this.pageNum = this.numPages - 1;
3e) To go to a specific page in the document: this.pageNum = n;, where n is
the page you want to jump to.
3f) To go to a named destination in the document:
this.gotoNamedDest("DestName");, where DestName is the name of a destination
in the document. In Acrobat 4.0, named destinations can be created by
accessing the named destinations panel (Window->Show Destinations) and using
the pull-right menu (New Destination). (It's okay to talk about Acrobat 4.0
publicly now as it is announced.)
4) You can use the document zoom property and scroll() method to zoom in on
the page and scroll the page to a specific location.
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