Document Management Project- Need Guidance

[Axxxll@adobeforums.com]

I need help in setting up a NESTED document system similar to those encountered in Help.
The template should look like "Table of Content".

<Project #> When this is clicked a document is displayed. Like the Table of content .( will discuss the location of this document later).

Once the "Table of Content" is displayed , each click on each Section will either lead to another nested sections or display a document.

Regarding the location of the various document. Can I set up a Master folder, which will hold or the sub folders ( = the sub folders will contain document or other subsubfolders)..
Is my project possible.? If yes, under what section of Adobe should I be reading . Any good reference material you recommend.?
currently I am reading Class Room in a Book- Acrobat 7. pro

would appreciate your response to [email]Axxll@mac.com[/email]
thanks
Sam

[Jon_Bessant@adobeforums.com]

What is your authoring application for this project?

When you stipulate a table-of-contents - are you referencing bookmarks?

Jon

[Axxxll@adobeforums.com]

I am using Acrobat 7.0.4 pro, I guess I shall need Distiller for creating thisproject.

I am not sure what Bookmark means, but IIam looking at a list of document titles which when IIclick on one on it lead me to another nested list of document or to displays a document.

I have seen a sample of this in the form of a brochure, like this
first page has a list of links ,
INTRODUCTION
SERVICES
CAREER
CLIENTS

now each title looks like a hyperlink, when IIclick it , either it takes me to a document ( text and photos) or takes me to another nested tree, again the titles in that nested tree looks like hyperlink, clicking on any leads to a document or a second nesting and so on..

do you call this BOOKMARK..?

thanks for helping me,
I am new in as far as creating a PDF document , but know how to convert and review
cheers

[Jon_Bessant@adobeforums.com]

Yes - use the LINK tool to create your electronic bible as such ...

Bookmarks are the navigational aids on the left hand side (bookmarks
tab) which can also be used as links if you wish ...

Cheers

Jon