[EJB]

Hello, I wanted to create a hyperlink within Word to a PDF document.

I can create the link but when I try and click on the link nothing happens.

Can anyone tell me

(a) if it is possible to create such a hyperlink and
(b) Tell me how to go about it.

Thanks :-)

[Tony Jollans]

(a) yes
(b) ctrl+k, click on Browse for File, select your file and press OK - but I
guess you've already done this.

My suspicion is that you have "Use Ctrl and Click for Hyperlinks" set under
Tools Options and you need to use Ctrl+Click instead of just clicking.

--
Enjoy,
Tony

"EJB" wrote in message
...
Hello, I wanted to create a hyperlink within Word to a PDF document.

I can create the link but when I try and click on the link nothing
happens.

Can anyone tell me

(a) if it is possible to create such a hyperlink and
(b) Tell me how to go about it.

Thanks :-)

[EJB]

Hi there, yes I know how to create the hyperlink and I know about the
Control+Click options - what I was trying to say is that the hyperlink is
created but it does not OPEN the pdf. It does not open anything.

Other hyperlinks in the document work fine but they are to other word
documents.

Is it not possible to create a hyperlink to a PDF?

Thanks

"Tony Jollans" wrote:

(a) yes
(b) ctrl+k, click on Browse for File, select your file and press OK - but I
guess you've already done this.

My suspicion is that you have "Use Ctrl and Click for Hyperlinks" set under
Tools Options and you need to use Ctrl+Click instead of just clicking.

--
Enjoy,
Tony

"EJB" wrote in message
...
Hello, I wanted to create a hyperlink within Word to a PDF document.

I can create the link but when I try and click on the link nothing
happens.

Can anyone tell me

(a) if it is possible to create such a hyperlink and
(b) Tell me how to go about it.

Thanks :-)

[EJB]

The fix for this is to install Acrobat Reader 7.0.8 - earlier versions won't
allow the PDF to open correctly.

Hope this helps someone else.

"EJB" wrote:

Hi there, yes I know how to create the hyperlink and I know about the
Control+Click options - what I was trying to say is that the hyperlink is
created but it does not OPEN the pdf. It does not open anything.

Other hyperlinks in the document work fine but they are to other word
documents.

Is it not possible to create a hyperlink to a PDF?

Thanks

"Tony Jollans" wrote:

(a) yes
(b) ctrl+k, click on Browse for File, select your file and press OK - but I
guess you've already done this.

My suspicion is that you have "Use Ctrl and Click for Hyperlinks" set under
Tools Options and you need to use Ctrl+Click instead of just clicking.

--
Enjoy,
Tony

"EJB" wrote in message
...
Hello, I wanted to create a hyperlink within Word to a PDF document.

I can create the link but when I try and click on the link nothing
happens.

Can anyone tell me

(a) if it is possible to create such a hyperlink and
(b) Tell me how to go about it.

Thanks :-)

[Tony Jollans]

Thankyou for coming back with that. Adobe strikes again!

--
Enjoy,
Tony

"EJB" wrote in message
...
The fix for this is to install Acrobat Reader 7.0.8 - earlier versions
won't
allow the PDF to open correctly.

Hope this helps someone else.

"EJB" wrote:

Hi there, yes I know how to create the hyperlink and I know about the
Control+Click options - what I was trying to say is that the hyperlink
is
created but it does not OPEN the pdf. It does not open anything.

Other hyperlinks in the document work fine but they are to other word
documents.

Is it not possible to create a hyperlink to a PDF?

Thanks

"Tony Jollans" wrote:

(a) yes
(b) ctrl+k, click on Browse for File, select your file and press OK -
but I
guess you've already done this.

My suspicion is that you have "Use Ctrl and Click for Hyperlinks" set
under
Tools Options and you need to use Ctrl+Click instead of just
clicking.

--
Enjoy,
Tony

"EJB" wrote in message
...
Hello, I wanted to create a hyperlink within Word to a PDF document.

I can create the link but when I try and click on the link nothing
happens.

Can anyone tell me

(a) if it is possible to create such a hyperlink and
(b) Tell me how to go about it.

Thanks :-)