I know about presence of the toc and forward links... but there are no links to go back...
For what you are looking - print on paper with page referencing - is DTP, with a two-pass process: 1. do the rendering, which means formatting and page-breaking according to the given page size/layout parameters, 2. go through the references - hyperlinks - and add various formats the page numbers: in a toc as you showed column-adjusted, in an inline link just adding the page number to the link text. With a multi-file (web page) document, a master document is required and things get worse (I used Adobe's Framemaker to author books of several 100 pages... - but it requires a different setup: the html would be published by the FrameMaker... and so also the pdf version - with all references just fine in browser, pdf in reader, and paper/hard-copy).
I did not know about this Opera feature... shame on me because I used Opera some time ago quite extensively.
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I know about presence of the toc and forward links... but there are no links to go back...
For what you are looking - print on paper with page referencing - is DTP, with a two-pass process: 1. do the rendering, which means formatting and page-breaking according to the given page size/layout parameters, 2. go through the references - hyperlinks - and add various formats the page numbers: in a toc as you showed column-adjusted, in an inline link just adding the page number to the link text. With a multi-file (web page) document, a master document is required and things get worse (I used Adobe's Framemaker to author books of several 100 pages... - but it requires a different setup: the html would be published by the FrameMaker... and so also the pdf version - with all references just fine in browser, pdf in reader, and paper/hard-copy).
I did not know about this Opera feature... shame on me because I used Opera some time ago quite extensively.