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Hello. I've searched the newsgroup but have not found an answer. I
have a large MS Word 2003 doc with a Back to Top of page link in the
footer. When converted to Adobe 8 the link does not work. I know I
can manually add a Create Link in Adobe but this document will be
added
to periodically, and since changes will have to be made in Word I
therefore cannot keep adding Create Link to each and every footer
every
time a change is made.

So, the question is, is there a way to get the footer Back to Top
link
to work in en masse, or am I stuck manually adding links one by one
each time
a new entry is made in the document? Thank you for your help.

[Graham Mayor]

The reason is that the link is in the footer which is not in the text layer
of the document. If you put the link in a borderless text box over the
footer area on each page, but in the text layer of the document, and use the
Acrobat add-in, the links will work.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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



wrote:
Hello. I've searched the newsgroup but have not found an answer. I
have a large MS Word 2003 doc with a Back to Top of page link in the
footer. When converted to Adobe 8 the link does not work. I know I
can manually add a Create Link in Adobe but this document will be
added
to periodically, and since changes will have to be made in Word I
therefore cannot keep adding Create Link to each and every footer
every
time a change is made.

So, the question is, is there a way to get the footer Back to Top
link
to work in en masse, or am I stuck manually adding links one by one
each time
a new entry is made in the document? Thank you for your help.

[[email protected]]

Graham, is there a way I can do that automatically? I would insert
the Back to Top above the footer if there is a way to do it without
doing it one by one. Thanks

On Apr 1, 11:56*pm, "Graham Mayor" wrote:
The reason is that the link is in the footer which is not in the text layer
of the document. If you put the link in a borderless text box over the
footer area on each page, but in the text layer of the document, and use the
Acrobat add-in, the links will work.

--

Graham Mayor - *Word MVP

My web sitewww.gmayor.com
Word MVP web sitehttp://word.mvps.org




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Hello. *I've searched the newsgroup but have not found an answer. *I
have a large MS Word 2003 doc with a Back to Top of page link in the
footer. *When converted to Adobe 8 the link does not work. I know I
can manually add a Create Link in Adobe but this document will be
added
to periodically, and since changes will have to be made in Word I
therefore cannot keep adding Create Link to each and every footer
every
time a change is made.

So, the question is, is there a way to get the footer Back to Top
link
to work in en masse, or am I stuck manually adding links one by one
each time
a new entry is made in the document? *Thank you for your help.- Hide quoted text -

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[Graham Mayor]

Not really - though you can shortcut the process by copy & paste and/or
autotext. It would still be quicker than adding them in Acrobat.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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



wrote:
Graham, is there a way I can do that automatically? I would insert
the Back to Top above the footer if there is a way to do it without
doing it one by one. Thanks

On Apr 1, 11:56 pm, "Graham Mayor" wrote:
The reason is that the link is in the footer which is not in the
text layer of the document. If you put the link in a borderless text
box over the footer area on each page, but in the text layer of the
document, and use the Acrobat add-in, the links will work.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web sitewww.gmayor.com
Word MVP web sitehttp://word.mvps.org




wrote:
Hello. I've searched the newsgroup but have not found an answer. I
have a large MS Word 2003 doc with a Back to Top of page link in the
footer. When converted to Adobe 8 the link does not work. I know I
can manually add a Create Link in Adobe but this document will be
added
to periodically, and since changes will have to be made in Word I
therefore cannot keep adding Create Link to each and every footer
every
time a change is made.

So, the question is, is there a way to get the footer Back to Top
link
to work in en masse, or am I stuck manually adding links one by one
each time
a new entry is made in the document? Thank you for your help.- Hide
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