Re: Navigation Links

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From: MarkATS
Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2007 01:41

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      Its ridiculous to have to spend multiple hundreds of dollars to be able
      to put links in a simple file.




That's just one feature of Acrobat. And since you use the Mac OS built-in feature for creating PDF files, you're even further restrictted from any sort of PDF manipulation.

Sorry the Create Adobe PDF online service doesn't meet your needs.

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