[VoIP] Cisco 3810

Wed Dec 19 21:42:56 CST 2007

I think we are talking about two different things.  Bookmarks, as the 
term is used by Adobe in the context of a PDF file, are internal 
pointers to specific locations on specific pages at specific zoom 
levels.  They have nothing to do with hyperlinks in the sense of URLs 
embedded HTML pages pointing to locations on the web (or one's local drive).

Acrobat provides 3 means of navigating around randomly within a file:  
(1) internal hyperlinks embedded in the textual content of the PDF file 
itself, and (2) thumbnails or (3) bookmarks accessible by tabs along the 
left edge of the window.  I was referring to (3).  When a PDF file is 
created, "open options" can be set to determine whether the thumbnails 
or bookmarks tabs are open or closed by default when the file is 
opened.  If the author has inserted bookmarks, it's best they be open by 
default so the user notices them.  If there are not bookmarks, one has 
to make do with thumbnails, page through the file sequentially or jump 
to specific page numbers by guessing where the next point of interest 
might be.  These methods are inconvenient enough so that as a practical 
matter the document will likely need to be printed for any serious use.  
With bookmarks, random on-screen access is practical and lots of paper 
and printing time can be saved.

Steph

Mad Mark wrote:
> IIRC, it just concatinates the documents end-to-end, starting a new page for each document. I don't know if a PDF document would hyperlink across document files, so I assume hyperlinks only exist within the same document. PDFConcat won't make hyperlinks, but I believe it preserves hyperlinks that are already defined in each document file.
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>> Date: Wed, 19 Dec 2007 21:27:41 -0500
>> From: stfkerman at jps.net
>> To: voip at ckts.info
>> Subject: Re: [VoIP] Cisco 3810
>>
>> Thanks for the offer.  I have the full Acrobat and considering the 
>> potential long term value of the document, I decided it was worthwhile 
>> to concatenate the 17 files into 1.  However each PDF had its own 
>> bookmarks, which were not absorbed into the compendium. 
>>
>> Perhaps there is a way to make the bookmarks transfer but I didn't want 
>> to take the time now to find it.  I did however insert individual 
>> bookmarks of my own at the start of each chapter.
>>
>> How does PDFConcat handle bookmarks?
>>
>> Having done all that, I found no references to "Caller" or "CID" in the 
>> appropriate context.  There are no hardware specs in this doc.  It's 
>> purely about configuration.  I suppose there must be a hardware spec. 
>> somewhere, which ought to give a more conclusive indication of whether 
>> CID is supported.  Recognizing that it's an obsolete product it still 
>> seems kind of lame of them to have not supported it so late in the game 
>> at the time the product was cutting edge.  But it seems unlikely it 
>> could be supported with no mention at all in the config. docs.
>>
>> Steph
>>
>> Mad Mark wrote:
>>     
>>> At work here we use a free program called PDFConcat to join PDF files together to make a downloadable version of our product catalogue. If you want it, I can ZIP and e-mail it to you.
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>>>> Date: Wed, 19 Dec 2007 16:45:59 -0500
>>>> From: stfkerman at jps.net
>>>> To: voip at ckts.info
>>>> Subject: Re: [VoIP] Cisco 3810
>>>>
>>>> Dennis Hock sent me a ZIP file containing the 3810 docs.  Cisco was 
>>>> shrewd enough to organize this information into 17 individual PDF files, 
>>>> one for each chapter, 2 appendices and an index.  This makes searching 
>>>> for specific words rather tedious, so I have not attempted it.  The word 
>>>> "caller ID" does not appear in the index.
>>>>
>>>> If you'd like the ZIP file, it's 1.4 MB.  I can send it to you.
>>>>
>>>> Steph
>>>>
>>>> Nathan Watson wrote:
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>>>>         
>>>>> For those who are familiar with the 3810, do you
>>>>> know if it can handle and pass-through caller-ID 
>>>>> (FSK) data? That is, if I wanted it to see CID on
>>>>> a CO line, could it see that and send that info to
>>>>> an extension?
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>>
>>>>> Nathan
>>>>>
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