Hi, after using LaTeX (pdflatex) for several years, I am testing groff (with mom and mm) to create PDF documents for the first time.
With mom, the process is straightforward: A PDF outline is created automatically, the TOC entries are linked to the headings, and additional PDF links can be created according to the docs[1]. It is a bit trickier with mm. I was able to create a PDF outline using a tip by T. Kurt Bond[2], and a link using the .pdfhref macro – but only with the native gropdf (groff -Tpdf), which creates really large files (> 500k). The output of pdfmom, on the other hand, can be piped to ps2pdf without losing the PDF outline or links (output size: ~ 80k). Is it possible to - create small PDF files (via pdfroff or groff | ps2pdf) while keeping PDF outline/links using the mm package? - create links from the TOC to the document headings/sections automatically using mm? - Jan [1] https://www.schaffter.ca/mom/pdf/mom-pdf.pdf [2] https://tkurtbond.github.io/posts/2021/07/15/troff-memorandum-macros-documentation/
