However, as you’ll see in the comments, this doesn’t pass through the querystring parameters (e.g. ?page=2). I’ve added in a section of code to cater for this:

<?php
 
error_reporting(E_NONE);
 
$qs = $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'];
$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] = substr($qs, strpos($qs, ':80')+3);
$_SERVER['PATH_INFO'] = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
 
$qs_vars = substr($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], strrpos($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], '?')+1);
$qs_vars_arr = explode("&", $qs_vars);
 
unset($_GET);
 
foreach ($qs_vars_arr as $qs_var_entry) {
	$qs_vars_entry_arr = explode("=", $qs_var_entry);
	$_GET[$qs_vars_entry_arr[0]] = $qs_vars_entry_arr[1];
}
 
include('index.php');
 
?>

This may not be the most efficient way to achieve what I want, but it does the job. Comments appreciated so I can optimise.

<a href="file.pdf#page=4">Link to page 4</a>

For example, this link to the official Adobe documentation on this.

I’ve converted my personal email account to GMail to take advatage of the web based and POP3 interface, 2Gb storage, conversation feature – and above all, excellent spam filtering.

I’m also using Google Calendar to manage my work in-out schedule and use it to view my collegues schedules using shared calendars. Once I can get an Outlook-to-Google-Calendar sync going I’ll also be using it for my personal calendar. The requirement to keep Outlook in the loop is due to my mobile phone and PDA both syncronising to the same source.

Google Notebook is keeping track of all sorts of information for me, with it’s Web 2.0 interface and Internet Explorer add-in and the Google Toolbar (along with ‘hosted’ bookmarks) is allowing me to search a wide range of sources and keep track of my favourite sites extremely easily. Scarily easy.

Google Desktop is indexing all my emails and data files and the search interface is very handy. Almost forgot to mention Google Talk for the occasional text chat with various friends and colleagues. An uncluttered and simple interface is quite refreshing.

I suggest if you haven’t made use of these tools, you take a look. Everything is accessed via a single ‘Google account’ which can either be linked to GMail or if you already have an email address, it can use that.

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