I'd like to prepare a LaTeX file of a part of a larger volume, containing for example pages from 50 to 60. Is there a way to do it so that a pdf viewer does not display "1" but "50" on the first page and so on? I tried \setcounter{page}{49}, but it didn't work.
[Tex/LaTex] How to change the page numbers displayed in a pdf viewer
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Best Answer
This can be achieved by loading the
hyperrefpackage. It will store the logical page numbers as page labels in the PDF. This also allows for non-numeric labels like roman numbers for the frontmatter.