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To create a new PDF link region
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Open an existing PDF file, and click the PDF Link Editing tab in the document window.
In the toolbar, click the Add New Link button
2
In the document window, drag across the area you want to link.
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In the URL text box of the PDF Link Inspector, specify the destination file or anchor. If you specify a PDF file, also
enter the destination page number in the Page Number text box, or choose the destination bookmark from the
Bookmark list.
To change the color used to highlight link regions, specify a new Link Editing Color preference. (See "To change PDF
preferences" on page 402.)
See also
"Editing PDF link regions" on page 397
To move, resize, or delete a PDF link region
Open an existing PDF file, and click the PDF Link Editing tab in the document window.
1
In the toolbar, click the Edit Links button
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3
In the document window, click the link to select it.
Do one of the following:
4
To move the link region, drag it to the desired location on the page.
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To resize the link region, position the pointer over a corner or side handle. When the pointer becomes a double
arrow
, drag.
To delete the link region, press Delete.
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To precisely move or resize a link, increase display magnification.
See also
"Editing PDF link regions" on page 397
To change a destination for a PDF link region
1
Open an existing PDF file, and click the PDF Link Editing tab in the document window.
In the toolbar, click the Edit Link button
2
In the document window, select the desired link region.
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4
In the URL text box of the PDF Link Inspector, specify the destination file or anchor. If you specify a PDF file, also
enter the destination page number in the Page Number text box, or choose the destination bookmark from the
Bookmark list.
You can point and shoot to a destination file by holding down Alt (Windows) or Command (Mac OS) and dragging
from the link region in the document window.
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