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Re: Hyperlinks not working with PDF created from Keynote 4

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From: Yvan_Daneault
Date: Thu, 21 Aug 2008 00:04
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Thanks for shedding light on this one. Your are correct that adding the <http://> and the full url in the text makes it work.

What confused me is that when I produce a pdf from Keynote and its Export command it exports a pdf file with Quartz PDFContext and the resulting file does make the hyperlinks work even if the url is not present in the text in the pdf. You can see that pdf at:

homepage.mac.com/danycom/automating_ps2.pdf

Like you suggest, the Quartz PDFcontext must be "smart" enough to create the hyperlinks.

I would just like not to have the url appearing in the text as it makes it much longer because some of my hyperlinks are very long. But if the only way I can get them to work is to include the full url, I will do it.

Thanks,

Yvan
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