- #HYPERLINK TO FOLDER ADOBE ACROBAT PROFESSIONAL FOR MAC PDF#
- #HYPERLINK TO FOLDER ADOBE ACROBAT PROFESSIONAL FOR MAC PRO#
- #HYPERLINK TO FOLDER ADOBE ACROBAT PROFESSIONAL FOR MAC WINDOWS 8.1#
Open it in Acrobat and re-create one of the links that's not working.
#HYPERLINK TO FOLDER ADOBE ACROBAT PROFESSIONAL FOR MAC PDF#
IIRC, relative links don't work in Mac PowerPoint, and your explanation suggests that perhaps it's that relative links either a) Don't work in Acrobat or b) don't work on the Mac, period.Īs a test, start with your existing PDF and subfolders full of linked files. And NOT having to create the hyperlinks within Adobe Acrobat, as that is a far more tedious process Is there a way to get any PDF that has hyperlinks created in the manner above, to see / find and openįiles which are hyperlinked outside of the main PPT file? Even the native MacOS application "Preview" does not find the links to the external files. The Apple MAC machines are running the MacOS Sierra 10.12.1, and also have the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader DC installed on them. But all the hyperlinks pointing to the external PDF files (which sit in sub-folders of the main folder), do not find the externalįiles at all. Hyperlinks (pointing to locations within the main presentation PDF file) get preserved and they jump to the respective location. The problem happens when the same presentation gets put onto any Apple MAC machine, where all the internal On Windows, or which OS version of Windows (XP, 7, 8 or 10), the files open as they should. This is irrespective of which version of Adobe is used to view it The same applies when putting the presentation folder onto a USB flash drive and opening it from there, or even putting it on any other Windows PC. The above presentation can then be moved to any other location on my Windows PC, and it will preserveĪnd open the externally hyerlinked files.
#HYPERLINK TO FOLDER ADOBE ACROBAT PROFESSIONAL FOR MAC PRO#
Which as I stated before are all already in PDF format (also created using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC). This all sits in a folder with sub-folders which contain the external files,
Other versions of pro or reader), all the hyperlinks work fine both internally and externally in finding the slides or files which were specified when creating the hyperlinks in PPT. When viewing the main PDF presentation file using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC or Adobe Acrobat Reader DC (and The "Save as PDF" command, to create a PDF file of the main PDF. The whole presentation then gets converted to a PDF via The PPT presentation contains hyperlinks that point both internally (to other slides within then PPT presentation) and also hyperlinks that point to external files (all PDF's).
#HYPERLINK TO FOLDER ADOBE ACROBAT PROFESSIONAL FOR MAC WINDOWS 8.1#
I'm working on a powerpoint presentation document, which I have created on a Windows 8.1 (64bit) machine,
Stems from the way Microsoft Powerpoint 2013 (& possibly other versions) handles the whole hyperlinking functionality. I have posted this exact same question on Adobe forums, but I cannot shake the feeling that the issue I have also tried contact MicrosoftĬhat Support, who then referred me to a local call support centre (who completely could not understand what my issue was - and instead told me the problem is Adobe), so I felt very dissatisfied with the feedback given via the call centre. I've searched different posts on this forum, and although this subject is tackled, it is not exactly
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