[mayma]

I have Word 2000 and Acrobat Pro 9.0. I would like to convert a large Word
doc to .pdf, keeping intact all links (i.e., Table of Contents, Index, etc.).
Do I have to upgrade to Word 2007, or is there another way? Is there an
Adobe conversion plug-in/update for Word 2000, for example?

My previous computer had a higher version of Word, though I don't remember
which, and the pagination and links stayed intact to .pdf.

If I DO upgrade to Word 2007, it will recognize my Acrobat installation and
include a .pdf toolbar, correct? There is no way to get that toolbar in Word
2000, is that true?

Many thanks for your help.

[Graham Mayor]

You will have to ask Adobe if their Acrobat 9 add-in is compatible with Word
2000. If it is you should get the toolbars if you chose to install them.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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




mayma wrote:
I have Word 2000 and Acrobat Pro 9.0. I would like to convert a
large Word doc to .pdf, keeping intact all links (i.e., Table of
Contents, Index, etc.). Do I have to upgrade to Word 2007, or is
there another way? Is there an Adobe conversion plug-in/update for
Word 2000, for example?

My previous computer had a higher version of Word, though I don't
remember which, and the pagination and links stayed intact to .pdf.

If I DO upgrade to Word 2007, it will recognize my Acrobat
installation and include a .pdf toolbar, correct? There is no way to
get that toolbar in Word 2000, is that true?

Many thanks for your help.