Using the link tool across multiple pages?

You can use Acrobat's JavaScript to add a link to a PDF. The Acrobat JavaScript Reference has 2 examples of manipulating links. The first example under the "addLink()" method shows how to add links to each page and the next example shows how to set the link action to get a specific URL address.

Thanks for the reply.

I'm running standard, not professional though. Is there a way of doing it without using Javascript?

If you have access to the source file & its authoring application perhaps you could set up the link(s) there.
Upon conversion to PDF the links would be present.

Or, as the graphic has the same location on all pages, perhaps use of the Button tool on the Forms tool bar could be used.
If the Forms tool bar is available in Standard try this.

Use the Button tool to place an appropriately sized button over the image on page 1.
In the Button Properties dialog:
Under the Appearance tab -
Leave Border Color and Fill Color selected to None (the default settng).

Under the Actions tab -
Leave Select Trigger at its default (Mouse Up).
For Select Action, from the drop down menu select Open a Web Link.
Click the Add... button.
In the Edit URL dialog window, enter your URL.
Click Ok.

Under the General tab -
If desired, rename the default Name of the button.

Click Close.

Right Click on the Button field to open the context menu.
Select Duplicate.
In the Duplicate Field dialog, leave the default "All" setting selected.
Click OK.

The button, with the "link" is now placed over each page's graphic.

Be well...

excellent post, Dave. you nailed it. we all appreciate your skillful responses to the forum.

Thanks. Sadly forms are not available in standard - looks like I'll be doing it by hand!

Appreciate your efforts though.