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3 Choose New Hyperlink Destination in the Hyperlinks palette menu.
4 Choose Text Anchor in the Type pop-up menu.
5 Type a name for the destination, and then click OK.
To set up a URL destination:
1 Choose Window > Hyperlinks to display the Hyperlinks palette.
2 Choose New Hyperlink Destination in the Hyperlinks palette menu.
3 Choose URL in the Type pop-up menu.
4 Type or paste a URL, such as http://www.adobe.com. You can use any valid Internet
resource protocol: http://, file://, ftp://, or mailto://.
5 Type a name for the URL destination, and then click OK.
You can create a hyperlink from a URL that you've typed in your document without first
creating a destination; see
To edit or delete a destination:
1 Open the document in which the destination appears.
2 Choose Hyperlink Destination Options in the Hyperlinks palette menu.
3 For Destination, select the name of the destination you want to edit.
4 Do one of the following:
Click Edit, and then make changes to the destination as necessary.
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Click Delete to remove the destination.
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5 When you are finished editing or deleting destinations, choose OK.
Creating hyperlinks
Once you've created destinations, you can establish hyperlinks between those destina-
tions and the source text or graphics in your document. If you have not created hyperlink
destinations, you can create unnamed destinations to pages within the current document,
or to URLs that you specify.
You can determine how the hyperlinks appear in the document and in the exported
Adobe PDF file. By default, they are surrounded by a thin, visible rectangle. However, you
can change the color, width, and style of the hyperlinks' appearance.
To create a hyperlink:
1 Select the text or graphic you want to be the hyperlink's source.
2 Choose Window > Hyperlinks to display the Hyperlinks palette.
3 Choose New Hyperlink in the Hyperlinks palette menu, or click the Create New
Hyperlink button at the bottom of the Hyperlinks palette.
4 For Name, type the name of the Hyperlink. The name you type will appear in the Hyper-
links palette.
5 For Document, select the document containing the destination that you want to jump
to. All open documents that have been saved are listed in the pop-up menu. If the
document you're looking for isn't open, select Browse in the pop-up menu, locate the file,
and then click Open.
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