good PDF program that keeps the links live!

by smak

Posted: 15 years ago 13 replies

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Hi,

I recently turn my word document to pdf but realised later thta the links in the pdf were not live.

What's a good pdf program that keeps the links live when turned from word document.

After all, the whole purpose of myspecial free report would be that it is embeded with various affiliate links and if they are not active then there is no point.

Smak

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George Wright 15 years ago

The best free one is OpenOffice write.

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Charles Washington 15 years ago

pdfonline.com also keeps the links active.
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jacktackett 15 years ago

I'll second George's recommendation of Open Office. You can quickly export to pdf, with clickable links and basic security.

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tj 15 years ago

OpenOffice or Adobe Acrobat - to give a free and a not s cheap alternative.

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- mikeyman120 15 years ago
  
  As mentioned Open Office. I have had many link problems in my pdfs until I started using open office. Never had a problem since. It works and its free.
  
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Sumit Menon 15 years ago

I use Open Office too. I think pdf995 with one of the add-ons works too. Haven't tried it though.
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- Marty S 15 years ago
  
  Open Office is good because its cheap, Acrobat Pro 9 is the BEST, and has a free 30 trial.
  
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  Marian 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Marty S
  
  Open Office is good because its cheap, Acrobat Pro 9 is the BEST, and has a free 30 trial.
  
  OO is actually free (not cheap) :-)
  
  There are some online convertors one can use as well... (media-convert, zamzar).
  
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InternetM39482 15 years ago

Open Office is the #1 recommendation.

In Word 2007 too, you can keep the links live.

If you're using Mac, you can just print it and save the preview as PDF.
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tomcam 15 years ago

Since you're already using Word, the best choice by far is Microsoft's own Save as PDF or XPS, which in my experience works much better than Acrobat with complex formatting.
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smak 15 years ago

Hi all

Thanks guys, much appreciated.

I think I will stick with Openoffice.
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johnbro 15 years ago

Yes, openoffice is the way to go.

And not to forget the very respectable company (giant) behind the creation of this.
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