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I am not sure if it is possible, but some Adobe PDF documents contain a navigation pane similar to the one in Word and others do not. I think that Adobe classifies the links as bookmarks as opposed to headings.
I was wondering if there was a way to somehow translate the headings into bookmarks of the same name to see if I can get that navigation pane feel in the Adobe PDF format files that I save from Microsoft Word.
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Yes. When doing SaveAs, after you have selected pdf, click on the Options button and select that option before you save.
Thanks.