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Old 08-17-2015, 11:07 AM
WaltR WaltR is offline Windows Vista Office 2007
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Convert .DOC to PDF and retain endnote links?
 
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Default Convert .DOC to PDF and retain endnote links?

I have Word 2007 with Microsoft Save as PDF Add-in. When I save as PDF it retains internal links linked to Bookmarks, but not endnote links. In Word the endnote links works; I can navigate back and forth, but it doesn't carry over into PDFs.

I'm pretty sure it's never going to happen if I save with Word, so I was wondering if anyone knows of a converter that can handle this? I found one, NovaPDF, but it requires .NET Framework. I have .NET 2, but NovaPDF requires a higher version and I don't want to install anything higher on this XP machine I'm using. Adobe Acrobat is out too. Way too much bloat for my taste.

So does anyone know of anything else? I could possibly upgrade to a newer version of Word if that would work.
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