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buzzyb | 12:51 Fri 25th May 2012 | Computers
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Hi,

Can anyone tell me how I put simple links in PDF files.

I have a 12 page document with various sections. I want the reader click on a word which will take them to another part of the document.

Anyone know how to do this?

I'm using Adobe Professional 9

Many, many thanks
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Thanks, I tried that but it didn't work
> I have a 12 page document

What are you using to create this document?
my crystal ball tells me it might be Adobe acrobat Pro version 9 they are using!

Can't help though, I've never used acrobat.
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started life as Word then PDF
''I tried that but it didn't work''

I just tried it too: creating a link from a chosen word on page one of a multi-page pdf document to a section of text on another page in the same document.

It worked perfectly.
> started life as Word then PDF

In which case, assuming a relatively recent version of Word, you don't need Acrobat at all, which is always pleasant to write.

Within Word, create the links as required. Then, when the Word document is complete, click File Save As and select PDF.
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thanks Mark, how do I make the links in Word?

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