file-formats-aspnet-ej1-demos/Pdf/NamedDestination.aspx

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This sample demonstrates how to create a named destination in the PDF document.
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Named destination is the process of linking pages or destination within PDF document and can be used to open the PDF with the desired location and magnification in a webpage.
More information about the named destination can be found in this documentation <a href="https://help.syncfusion.com/file-formats/pdf/working-with-named-destination">section.</a>
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