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Links - globally applying to a multi-page document?
Hi - is there a way to set a link so it applies to all pages? At the moment I would have to apply the same link in each page, which is quite laborious as the doc is fairly large. I guess I'm wondering if there is some sort of global application for multiple pages.
Thanks!
(Running Acrobat Professional 7.0.9; Mac OS 10.4.11)
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George Johnson #2 Re: Links - globally applying to a multi-page document?
You might consider implementing the link with a form button. A button can have the same action as a link, with the advantage that it can easily be duplicated to all pages. A button can be set up to be transparent or with the same type of outlines as are available with link annotations.
George
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hungry_ghost@adobeforums.com #3 Re: Links - globally applying to a multi-page document?
Sorry - I thought I'd replied to this post but it seems it didn't go through.
Anyway, thanks, very much, this was just what I needed!
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