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1. Ms office 2003 click on pdf file and open adobe reader pro#
2. Ms office 2003 click on pdf file and open adobe reader mac#

Ms office 2003 click on pdf file and open adobe reader pro#

This is what I did recently, using MS Office 2003 Pro and Acrobat 8 Pro, OS is Win XP Pro. Has anyone noted the file size/number of pages of the Word doc that is being converted? It maybe that if the file size of the word doc is too large hyperlinks won't convert, pointing to issues with the Acrobat application.

Ms office 2003 click on pdf file and open adobe reader mac#

using Mac 10.6.3 with Office Word 2008 and Acrobat 9.

not what is listed as the destination URL. Also oddly, the URL of the displayed text is used for the link. Oddly enough I noticed that if the displayed text is a URL then the link would work, but that's pretty useless when I don't want the displayed text to be a URL. If I make any amendments to the original Word file and re-covert it to PDF I lose all the hyperlinks I had previously set up manually in the PDF and they have to be done all over again.After hours of testing and investigation this is the only way I could get links to work as well. Save the document, File -> Save as.This works OK for me, to an extent, but is only really suitable for documents with a small number of hyperlinks and/or a document that doesn't require updating at a later date. If I make any amendments to the original Word file and re-covert it to PDF I lose all the hyperlinks I had previously set up manually in the PDF and they have to be done all over again.Ĩ. Click on the Hand icon/symbol button in the Adobe menu (top of page), which removes the colour marking around the rectangle.Ĩ. Click next and enter the hyperlink destination/Internet address.ħ. Select "Invisible rectangle" under Link type, and select "Open a web page" under Link action.Ħ. Mark the section/word(s) in the PDF document that you want to convert into a hyperlink.ĥ. Select (in Acrobat) Tools -> Advanced editing -> Link toolĤ. Convert the document to PDF and open it.ģ. Write the text you want to become hyperlinks as normal blue and underlined words in your Word document, so that they look like hyperlinks.Ģ. Dammit! I have successfully used the steps outlined on of this thread - i.e.ġ. Words for me! :D THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!For a moment I thought I'd stumbled on the perfect solution here but I am using Word 2000 which doesn't have a PDF option in the Save As drop down list.

Links working fine now.Big hugs for you howdougdoesit, your solution is THE solution. Here's how I got them to work.Instead of doing "Print to PDF" I simply did "Save As" and chose the PDF option. Hyperlinks were not working when I converted to PDF (acrobat 9) from MS word 2007. Howdougdoesit wrote:I think I have this figured out.