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Trouble with Hyperlinks
Documentation seems to tell me I can use a hyperlink to redirect to another place in the document, a website, or a file on the computer/devise. All I want my link to do is open another PDF located in the same place the calling PDF is. (Ideally all files on a portable drive)
It does work for an internet link and for a direct address... c:\FILES\FILENAME.PDF It is supposed to work for a relative address When I do this in MS-Word 2013 I try FILENAME.PDF or \FILENAME.PDF in the link address for the hyperlink. MS-Word is changing that to an internet type address with a forward slash (/). Of course the hyperlink does not work when I save as PDF. Any way to get this done?? Thank you |
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Hyperlink addresses in Word are always absolute, even if you omit the path. There are workarounds (e.g. https://www.msofficeforums.com/word/...nal-files.html) but conversion to PDF may still lock them to the current path. Another possible workaround would be to set a hyperlink base for the document (i.e., via File|Info>Properties>Advanced Properties>Summary>Hyperlink Base); whether that's respected in a PDF conversion I can't say.
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