11-21-2019
Mmm, apparently my version of Acrobat will not let me check the accessibility of the document. I feel like the barcodes are NOT the issue because we have PDFs come in with logos, etc. and those items are just ignored by pdftotext and the actual readable text is what comes out in the text file. Just the sheer size of the file suggests that it could be an image/scan which I could see causing problems... no actual text exists in the document. Also, I saved the document in Acrobat as TTS_NEW2.pdf and it saved without issue.
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ps_add_pdflink
PS_ADD_PDFLINK(3) Library Functions Manual PS_ADD_PDFLINK(3)
NAME
PS_add_pdflink -- Adds link to a page in a second pdf document
SYNOPSIS
#include <pslib.h>
void PS_add_pdflink(PSDoc *psdoc, float llx, float lly, float urx, float ury, char *filename, int page, const char *dest)
DESCRIPTION
Places a hyperlink at the given position pointing to a second pdf document. Clicking on the link will branch to the document at the given
page. The first page in a document has number 1. The parameter dest determines how the document is being viewed. It can be 'fitpage',
'fitwidth', `fitheight', or `fitbbox'.
The hyperlink start is a rectangle with its lower left corner at (llx, lly) and its upper right corner at (urx, ury). The rectangle has by
default a thin blue border.
The hyperlink will not be visible if the document is printed or viewed but it will show up if the document is converted to pdf by either
Acrobat Distillertm or Ghostview.
SEE ALSO
PS_add_launchlink(3), PS_add_locallink(3), PS_add_weblink(3)
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Uwe Steinmann uwe@steinmann.cx.
PS_ADD_PDFLINK(3)