Hyperlinks in PDF files

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Sokrne1

Hi,

I've tried to find an answer in the group, but haven't been able to
locate one...

I'm taking online courses. Our syllabus is in PDF format. How can I
bring the syllabus into OneNote 2007 (on Vista) and have it keep the
(clickable) hyperlinks with it? The hyperlinks are to certain
websites I have to go to, to complete assignments. It would just be
so much easier to keep everything together in one place, rather than
having to open the pdf file, click on the link and then transfer or
reference material I have in OneNote.

I hope this has made sense (it's been a very long week)!

Take care,
Kathy
 
M

Michael

Open the syllabus in Adobe Reader, use the select tool to highlight all of
the text of the syllabus and paste it into a new page in OneNote. All of
the hyperlinks will then be clickable in OneNote.

Michael
 

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