Dave,
If you were using Adobe InDesign, you could set the hyperlinks to
automatically become active links in Acrobat by using the Export to PDF.

Regards
Mark


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For discussion about the Acrobat line of products. Adobe Digest #438

1) Automatic hyperlink creation
by Dave Brandt <dbmedia.dave@gmail.com>

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Message-ID: <3ce1eba505070811165289a489@mail.gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 8 Jul 2005 14:16:33 -0400
From: Dave Brandt <dbmedia.dave@gmail.com>
Reply-To: Dave Brandt <dbmedia.dave@gmail.com>
Subject: Automatic hyperlink creation

In Acrobat Pro 6 and 7, I absolutely love the feature that lets me take a
long document full of URLs and make each URL live/click-able by going to
Advanced >> Links >> Create from URLs in Document...

But there's something I'd very much like to know. If a URL happens to be
more than one line long, using the procedure above will only make the first
line clickable, and the address ends up being truncated. I have to scan
through the document and look for long URLs, and create links for them
manually. Which is annoying to do when dealing with
300+ page e-books. Is there any way to coax Acrobat into
automatically knowing how long a URL actually is?


Dave Brandt
Ann Arbor, Michigan

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