Solved: Hello I have created a MS Word document that i have converted into a pdf. To open the InDesign file in Word, you first need to convert it to PDF. If you deselect the "Create links from URLs" option and reopen your PDF document, you will notice that the "links" no longer work. After When Acrobat Reader encounters URL text, such as "" and it automatically converts the URL text to links on the fly. The New Hyperlink dialog box is displayed. These links can be imported from your PDF file, as active links. Right-click the selected text, frame, or graphic, and then choose Hyperlinks > New Hyperlink. Creating links for your Flipbook directly in the InDesign document can often save you time. Just that the for links that spread over more than one line there are a couple of pixels between the line where either the link is not clickable or the link is opened so The other converted PDF document did not have working links (they would be blue, but wouldn't link (with the cursor changing style)). In InDesign, hyperlinks are automatically formatted with the Hyperlink style - underline blue text. Instead you use the link tool to create hyperlinks. Merely typing the URL of the page into your document will not create a link in Adobe's products. Thanks to the people of the adobe forum https. When you use the word online editor and use save as pdf if it works, Update: There is Workaround. Suddenly, these links have stopped working in this week. But, when the same document is save as PDF, these links are not clickable. If you have had trouble making hyperlinks work in PDF files on Scribd using programs such. On my system, TOC and Cross-reference links are working in MS Word. Publisher hyperlinks not working in pdf pdf links not working in google docs pdf links not working in browser word toc links not working in pdf convert word to pdf with hyperlinks onlinepdf links not working in safari hyperlinks not working in pdf indesign hyperlink in pdf can't open links in pdf Adobe InDesign CS4 Tutorial on Creating a Hyperlink in PDF File.
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