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Word doc to PDF?

by Charlie Ratcliffe
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How do I convert a word doc into a PDF that will retain the hyperlinks? I've got Adobe Acrobat Pro.

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  • Profile picture of the author JensSteyaert
    I just save the word file as a pdf and the links remain as they were in the doc file inside the pdf. The should work similar i guess for you.
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    • Profile picture of the author Charlie Ratcliffe
      Thanks but I've tried that and the links are not clickable in the pdf?
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      • Profile picture of the author NeillMac
        Hi,

        I use Open Office which seems to have the answer. Just create a normal document with links included and then when you come to save it use the "export as pdf" option. The links in the pdf document remain intact.

        Hope this helps and good luck with it.

        Neill
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        • Profile picture of the author Charlie Ratcliffe
          Thanks Neill. That sounds easy enough, I'll give it a try
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        • Profile picture of the author msdobe
          Originally Posted by NeillMac View Post

          Hi,

          I use Open Office which seems to have the answer. Just create a normal document with links included and then when you come to save it use the "export as pdf" option. The links in the pdf document remain intact.

          Hope this helps and good luck with it.

          Neill
          I agree. I've used Open Office when I've had trouble with Word. Once I had trouble formatting a link in the footer in Word, so I tried Open Office and it was fast, easy and trouble free. There's also a free converter online I use a lot - freepdfconvert (dot) com. Works great.
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    • Profile picture of the author progagan
      Originally Posted by JensSteyaert View Post

      I just save the word file as a pdf and the links remain as they were in the doc file inside the pdf. The should work similar i guess for you.
      I do just same think. Do this and go simply. Thanks JensSteyaert
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      • Profile picture of the author mak25
        I have Adobe Pro too. I just use Control+P, and choose print as pdf.

        That works for me.

        Mike
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  • Profile picture of the author terence55
    I am using online pdf converter tool for this purpose. It is very simple and retains hyperlinks.
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