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13 Mar 2012 MS Word hyperlinks don't transfer to pdf. I'm converting an MS Word 2010 document to pdf using Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro. The word document has clickable hyperlinks to external websites. When converted to pdf, the hyperlinks are displayed (blue/underlined) but will not click. I am unable to make my hyperlinks work in two word docs that I converted to PDF (v.8) I created the links by highlighting the word to be hyperlinked, then right-clicked my mouse and selected "Hyperlink". When I check the links before converting, they work fine. My Product Information: Acrobat Pro 8 The workaround is to: Perform a Save As of the original docx document into Word 97-2003 format. Then, Save As to either PDF or XPS format. The resulting PDF or XPS will have retained the hyperlinks. However, when I converted a (doc) to (Docx) in 2010, it did not work either. So in order for the word 2010 to pdf hyperlink images, you need a (Docx) document created by 2007, and then save to pdf with word 2010. TRY taking old (docx) files originally created with word 2007, delete all the contents, then 17 Aug 2015 You can create a table of contents in Microsoft Word where every chapter title links to the appropriate chapter. Then you can keep these links live when you convert the document to a PDF. Fortunately, this is easy to do in Word 2010 or 2013 (I haven't tested this in earlier versions). [Have a tech question? 13 Feb 2012 I converted a few .doc files to .docx (Word > File > Convert Document), then saved as PDF, and the links worked - but only in Adobe Acrobat, not Apple . I should add that when using Microsoft Office365's Web Word to create PDFs with hyperlinks, I still have to use Acrobat to remove the silly embedded Page 1 of 5. HOW TO UTILIZE MICROSOFT WORD TO CREATE A CLICKABLE ADOBE PORTABLE DOCUMENT FORMAT (PDF). This tutorial expects a basic familiarity with Word 2010. If you can open a document, navigate tabs within a document, and open dialogue boxes, you'll do fine. What you'll need: A computer Creating a PDF from a Word file used to be an expensive proposition. You had to either buy a third-party application such as Adobe Acrobat or install plug-ins and waste time learning how to adjust