Hello - I just built a PDF document from Microsoft Word as I have done successfully many times in the past. However, this time the 'table of contents' provided by the bookmarks did not appear, though it always has in the past. I am using a Word template provided by the editors of the academic journal to which I plan to submit this PDF (it's an e-journal). So evidently it must be something different about their built-in headings. But what could it be? They seem normal - for example, if you click on the Document Map icon in Word (which produces a tree structure on the left analogous to what Acrobat's bookmarks), all the headings and sub-headings appear just as they should. Any ideas?
Thanks for your help.
Peyton Todd
You might want to double check the settings in the PDF Maker. In Word select the 'Adobe PDF' menu and then 'Change Conversion Settings'. There is a General, Word and Bookmarks tab with different options - make sure these are active and carrying through the options you desire. Then ensure you convert using the button in the toolbar or via the 'Adobe PDF' menu/Convert to Adobe PDF.
Basically, if it works in Word and you convert via the PDF Maker (making sure the options are correctly configured) then it should work inside the PDF ..
Let us know,
All the best,
Jon
I've been using Acrobat since v1.0 and still get amazed by its power. An Acrobat ACE since 1999