Preserve embedded objects when converting a Word File to PDF using Acrobat Pro 9
I thought this was a basic feature but I can't seem to find a solution:
If I want to convert a Word file which has other files embedded as an object to PDF, the embedded Word symbol is not clickable anymore - the file was not embedded. The current workaround is to add attachments afterwards. The problem is that I can't link those files with an icon. Do you know a solution to this issue?
Thanks for an answer!
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asked Dec 22 '11 at 13:26
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I thought this was a basic feature but I can't seem to find a solution:
If I want to convert a Word file which has other files embedded as an object to PDF, the embedded Word symbol is not clickable anymore - the file was not embedded. The current workaround is to add attachments afterwards. The problem is that I can't link those files with an icon. Do you know a solution to this issue?
Thanks for an answer!
attachments adobe-acrobat
asked Dec 22 '11 at 13:26
aydinchaydinch
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I thought this was a basic feature but I can't seem to find a solution:
If I want to convert a Word file which has other files embedded as an object to PDF, the embedded Word symbol is not clickable anymore - the file was not embedded. The current workaround is to add attachments afterwards. The problem is that I can't link those files with an icon. Do you know a solution to this issue?
Thanks for an answer!
attachments adobe-acrobat
asked Dec 22 '11 at 13:26
aydinchaydinch
1113
I thought this was a basic feature but I can't seem to find a solution:
If I want to convert a Word file which has other files embedded as an object to PDF, the embedded Word symbol is not clickable anymore - the file was not embedded. The current workaround is to add attachments afterwards. The problem is that I can't link those files with an icon. Do you know a solution to this issue?
Thanks for an answer!
attachments adobe-acrobat
attachments adobe-acrobat
asked Dec 22 '11 at 13:26
aydinchaydinch
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asked Dec 22 '11 at 13:26
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asked Dec 22 '11 at 13:26
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asked Dec 22 '11 at 13:26
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This sort of feature is not standard in Word to PDF conversion.
It looks like the best you can do when using Adobe Acrobat is to add a link to the icon with an action that executes a menu item. If you make this action open the Attachments panel then at least you'll be able to see the attachment.
answered Sep 24 '13 at 0:13
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This sort of feature is not standard in Word to PDF conversion.
It looks like the best you can do when using Adobe Acrobat is to add a link to the icon with an action that executes a menu item. If you make this action open the Attachments panel then at least you'll be able to see the attachment.
answered Sep 24 '13 at 0:13
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This sort of feature is not standard in Word to PDF conversion.
It looks like the best you can do when using Adobe Acrobat is to add a link to the icon with an action that executes a menu item. If you make this action open the Attachments panel then at least you'll be able to see the attachment.
answered Sep 24 '13 at 0:13
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This sort of feature is not standard in Word to PDF conversion.
It looks like the best you can do when using Adobe Acrobat is to add a link to the icon with an action that executes a menu item. If you make this action open the Attachments panel then at least you'll be able to see the attachment.
answered Sep 24 '13 at 0:13
RowanRowan
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This sort of feature is not standard in Word to PDF conversion.
It looks like the best you can do when using Adobe Acrobat is to add a link to the icon with an action that executes a menu item. If you make this action open the Attachments panel then at least you'll be able to see the attachment.
answered Sep 24 '13 at 0:13
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