[Shaila]

Hello,

I am using Microsoft Office 2003 and I have a document with a table of
contents. The links on the table of contents work within the Word document
(by Ctrl+click). However, I need this document in PDF form with a working
table of contents. When I convert to PDF, using Adobe 9, the links don't work
in the table of contents. Does anyone know what I can try?

Thanks,
Shaila

[Gordon Bentley-Mix on news.microsoft.com]

You could try asking in an Adobe forum since Word is working fine while Adobe
apparently is not...
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Word MVP

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"Shaila" wrote:

Hello,

I am using Microsoft Office 2003 and I have a document with a table of
contents. The links on the table of contents work within the Word document
(by Ctrl+click). However, I need this document in PDF form with a working
table of contents. When I convert to PDF, using Adobe 9, the links don't work
in the table of contents. Does anyone know what I can try?

Thanks,
Shaila

[Graham Mayor]

Acrobat is certainly capable of retaining the links. Are you using the
Acrobat add-in and is the check box to maintain links in its properties
checked?

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



Shaila wrote:
Hello,

I am using Microsoft Office 2003 and I have a document with a table of
contents. The links on the table of contents work within the Word
document (by Ctrl+click). However, I need this document in PDF form
with a working table of contents. When I convert to PDF, using Adobe
9, the links don't work in the table of contents. Does anyone know
what I can try?

Thanks,
Shaila