General ⇒ Adobe Reader Bookmarks and TOC don't match

[tripwire45]

Well, the good news is, I managed to get mpm installed (although, through my careless copy and paste practices, I now have a "stefan" folder in my home directory) and using the command you posted, oberdiek was successfully installed. The bad news is that I receive the same error when compiling, after adding \usepackage{bookmark}.

[Stefan Kottwitz]

Did you load bookmark after hyperref?

Stefan

[tripwire45]

Yes.

Actually, since I kloogied the installation of mpm, I took the time to pay more attention to your instructions and my mistake and correctly install it. I then re-ran the installation command, which said it was successful. I placed the \usepackage{bookmark} tag immediately after the \usepackage{hyperref} tag in the preamble. I compiled the document and this was the result:

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[PDFLaTeX] test_guide.tex => test_guide.pdf (pdflatex)
[PDFLaTeX] finished with exit status 1
/home/jmp/texmf/tex/latex/oberdiek/bookmark.sty:80:File `ifxetex.sty' not found. \RequirePackage
[PDFLaTeX] 1 error, 0 warnings, 0 badboxes

bookmark.sty opened in a tab in Kile, so something's different.

[Stefan Kottwitz]

ifxetex.sty is missing, it's included in texlive-xetex (Synaptic or apt-get).

Stefan

[tripwire45]

Actually (and I'm embarrassed to say this), it's become a moot point for the moment. The way my system was set up, the PDFs compile in two separate directories: The main directory in which my .tex files reside and a subdirectory called build. In the build directory, the bookmarks for the document in question display correctly, when opened in Adobe Reader. I don't know why, but I'll have to revisit it once I get through my current assignment (some information I was waiting for from one of the developers has just become available to be documented).

I'll go back when I get a moment and see about adding texlive-xetex (assuming it's not installed).

Thanks again for all your patience, Stefan.

[tripwire45]

Sorry to bump this one up "from the grave", but I created a new document that had the same problem. I resurrected this thread in order to recall what the possible solution was and ran sudo apt-get install texlive-xetex on my Ubuntu box. Complete success. The Abobe Reader bookmarks completely match the document's TOC. Thanks (belatedly) for your help.