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II have Word 2003 and 2007. (My office recently upgraded to 2007. I always
had '03, since I required it for lengthy technical documents.) I had been
working quite fine in '03 with Adobe Acrobat 6. I upgraded once to Acrobat 7
and experienced many bugs in the bookmark creation. So I downgraded back to
6.
I now need to covert to Word 2007, which requires Acrobat 8. Using Word 2003
or 2007 and Acrobat 8.1.2, I'm experiencing bookmark trouble AGAIN. Heading
2s that are proceeded by a page break no longer properly bookmark. The page
break takes on the 'top of the page'. I have to manually reset these
bookmarks after generation. I looked this up in the Adobe forums to find it
has been a known issue for some time. The issue was cited as a 'Word' problem
and the solution offered was to insert a space after each page break/before
each Heading 2. This is not appealing, as it will misalign my pages.
Although I don't like it, I thought about creating a style to insert like
2pt space. I was wondering if anyone else experienced this and had another
work-around/solution. Or if I do have to insert a small space, if there is a
way to automate the process in my docs. (I have many docs ranging from
100-500 pages—very daunting if manually done.)
I appreciate any insight. This has caused added time and inefficiency.
had '03, since I required it for lengthy technical documents.) I had been
working quite fine in '03 with Adobe Acrobat 6. I upgraded once to Acrobat 7
and experienced many bugs in the bookmark creation. So I downgraded back to
6.
I now need to covert to Word 2007, which requires Acrobat 8. Using Word 2003
or 2007 and Acrobat 8.1.2, I'm experiencing bookmark trouble AGAIN. Heading
2s that are proceeded by a page break no longer properly bookmark. The page
break takes on the 'top of the page'. I have to manually reset these
bookmarks after generation. I looked this up in the Adobe forums to find it
has been a known issue for some time. The issue was cited as a 'Word' problem
and the solution offered was to insert a space after each page break/before
each Heading 2. This is not appealing, as it will misalign my pages.
Although I don't like it, I thought about creating a style to insert like
2pt space. I was wondering if anyone else experienced this and had another
work-around/solution. Or if I do have to insert a small space, if there is a
way to automate the process in my docs. (I have many docs ranging from
100-500 pages—very daunting if manually done.)
I appreciate any insight. This has caused added time and inefficiency.