Copying A link

Yes.

In Adobe Acrobat Professional or Standard, in version 7 anyway, to create a link, go under the Tools menu, select Advanced Editing, then cascade select Link Tool.

Once you have that URL in your clipboard, you can copy and paste (after you create a link) on any and all pages.

Hope this helps - if it is a small job and you are lost, send it to me and I will do that for you, but it is pretty easy.

michaelejahn [at] gmail [dot] com

MichaelJohn,
Thank for your reply, but I don't think I explained myself very well. I want a certain point in the document to be reference from other points in the document. The actual link (reference point)is always the same, but through the document is different - sort of absolute reference. I am using version 8.0 which I think is different that 7 in this matter.

Hi Nick,

Well, while I am not sure what "a certain point in the document" means exactly, could you put this in terms of a TOC (Table Of Contet) or a Glossary ?

When you say "document" - is this a single PDF file with multiple pages (so all links are "inclusive" - or do these links point to things like URLs (outside the PDF)

You probablyare explaining yourself just fine, but my brain is damaged from years of abuse and I am slow on the uptake.

Please describe a senario, or perhaps create a small example and email it to me at michaelejahn [at] gmail [dot] com