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I create a monthly newsletter in Word and then save it as a pdf to send via email to subscribers. However, none of the internet links I include for my subscribers to follow seem to work once the document is converted to pdf. How do I keep them live? I am using a Mac. I have tried copying each link and pasting it back in place using the Paste Special option of save as html format, but does not seem to do anything different.
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When you choose File>Save As and choose PDF as the format, you will see 2 options: Best for electronic distribution... and Best for printing. The first option preserves hyperlinks.
By default, it should be saved in the same folder as the original document.
So, I tried it and it seemed to work, but then the file was exported....now where is it?