Abstract: In order to facilitate access to pages in documents, a system may ingest pointers that specify the pages in the documents from hypertext documents on a network, and may aggregate the ingested pointers in an index. For example, the index may be aggregated based on keywords in content in the documents, metadata associated with the documents and/or presentation formats of the pages. Then, when the system receives a search query, the system may identify a match in the pointers in the index based on the search query and the keywords, the metadata and/or the presentation formats in the index. Next, the system may provide a link with a pointer in the index based on the match. When the system receives information specifying activation of the link, the system may access a page in a document associated with a hypertext document, without extracting or copying the page.

Abstract: In order to facilitate access to pages in documents (such as slides in presentations and/or frames in videos), a system may create pointers specifying the pages in the documents, and may aggregate the pointers in an index. For example, the index may be aggregated based on keywords in content in the documents, metadata associated with the documents and/or presentation formats of the pages. Then, when the system receives a search query, the system may identify a match in the pointers in the index based on the search query and the keywords, the metadata and/or the presentation formats in the index. Next, the system may provide a pointer in the index based on the match. This pointer may allow a page in a document to be accessed without extracting or copying the page.