Wow. Thank you so much. This helped a lot, and I also just subscribed! What I did previously is paste a link into adobe illustrator and place it on a button before lowering its opacity to 0%. Now when I saved the adobe illustrator file as a PDF file, some links work while others didn't but this video really made it all work as I intended. So thanks again, this was very helpful!
@@Sketch_Sesh from my understanding it has one or used to have a working one. Either way, it pales to the simple modification you can make with Acrobat PDF. It’s much faster.
@@IRedpunk I actually spent a couple frustrating days going down that rabbit hole trying a few different ways in illustrator people said were possibile, others said it wasn’t and you’d have to do it in acrobat or indesign.. in my experience the latter was right
Can those links be opened in a new window or tab? I'm creating a doc in Word, making my links there, and saving as a PDF. When a user clicks the link, I need it to open in a new tab. Is this possible? Thanks.
It's almost what I was looking for but not quite. I have a Word document with a paragraph that I want to link to a paragraph in a PDF file how do I do that?
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I need to add a field that will contain a live link, but different everytime - I am having a really hard time! It's a sewer report and with every report I will send a Youtub video link which I obtained by "get shareable link" from the video itself. I have links in my fillable PDF to my company website and contact email, but those are constant and do not change. Can you explain or point me to tutorial for a field that turns its content into a hyperlink? Thank you in advance!!
Yes you can! Here's an article for you: natechamberlain.com/2019/03/18/preserve-excel-hyperlinks-when-saving-as-pdf/#:~:text=Just%20use%20the%20Acrobat%20add,and%20click%20%E2%80%9CCreate%20PDF%E2%80%9D.
Yet, Word just does this (okay, with the style of formatting) once you type in a link. No need to go into edit or anything. What if I want just an email hyperlink?
This is more for PDFs that don't have links - if you can set them up in the native document, that's definitely the way to do it! For email, try this format - mailto:your@emailaddress.com
Awesome video. Unfortunately, I could make it work with an Excel file. Should it work? Does it have to be the same name text and file name? I have adobe acrobat pro
@@GDHT thanks for your reply. I want to have a text that says "open Excel file" (for example) and create a hyperlink on the pdf that when touched opens a chosen Excel file. Hope I was able to explain myself better this time. Thank you.
The Excel file would always have to be connected to the pdf, so I don't think this functionality exists. Instead, I would make it a Google sheet, then create a hyperlink to that specific google sheet's URL.
@@GDHT thank you so much for dedicating time to answer my inquiry. I'll make couple of other attempts with an URL to the Excel file in the Sharepoint and Onedrive. Good guidance.
So how do you do an internal link which goes to another page or section in a PDF? Also, is it possible to do these kind of links in Adobe Illustrator? I ask because I edit the file frequently, and I don't want to have to edit both the ai file and a pdf file. Thanks!
Not that I'm aware of. When I worked at an agency, I had your exact problem with having to edit both docs every time something changed...and it was a lot!! :/
11/22/2020 I have a PDF document with attachments appended. Within the document, I reference the attachments, e.g., "for more see Ex. LW-34." I want to enable a reader to quickly go to the referenced attachment via a link and also return to the location from where the reader linked to the attachment. How? Thank you.
This tutorial covers the first part, linking to Ex. LW-34, but the second part (return to the location from where the reader linked to the attachment) would pose more of a problem, especially if there are multiple places in the PDF that link to Ex. LW-34. A PDF doesn't really work like a web page, so you can't 'go back' if that makes sense.
Hello, can you please show me how to link two pdf files but not merging. suppose I have a book in pdf and from that book I want to link to a different book.
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@@GDHT it is completely weird since one of the links which is linked to my email is working while the two others that are linked to my portfolio and LinkedIn are not working. Will try to see the resetting will help. Thank you!:)
I don't think you can add more than one. As a workaround, you could put 'Option 1', 'Option 2', 'Option 3' etc as text in your PDF, then link each one to a different address.
Not to detract from the video, it was helpful, but does anyone wonder what happened to creating text hyperlinks (blue text) in Acrobat/PDFs? It's insane that this is no longer possible within the PDF.
@@GDHT Thank you so much. I appreciate the help. One last question-how to I delete the wrong link and put in the correct one? For instance, I put the wrong page on one of my table of contents items. How do I correct this mistake?
Thanks so much for the easy to follow tutorial! Really appreciate it. I understand so much easier watching and following along than reading.
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Wow. Thank you so much. This helped a lot, and I also just subscribed! What I did previously is paste a link into adobe illustrator and place it on a button before lowering its opacity to 0%. Now when I saved the adobe illustrator file as a PDF file, some links work while others didn't but this video really made it all work as I intended. So thanks again, this was very helpful!
I'm so glad the video helped! I didn't even know about that other way to make links. :)
Another video that is absolutely on-point! Thanks!
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I created a resume on Illustrator but I needed to get some hyperlinks in there... now I know what to do !
Awesome!! I'm so glad the video helped!
I have the same problem...crazy how Illustrator doesn't have this feature
@@Sketch_Sesh from my understanding it has one or used to have a working one.
Either way, it pales to the simple modification you can make with Acrobat PDF. It’s much faster.
@@IRedpunk I actually spent a couple frustrating days going down that rabbit hole trying a few different ways in illustrator people said were possibile, others said it wasn’t and you’d have to do it in acrobat or indesign.. in my experience the latter was right
Thank you so much! I really needed to know this! A huge help.
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Great video! Got a question though: will people that don't have this Adobe Reader Pro or whatever be able to open these hyperlinks? Thanks!
Yes, they can if they have the free Acrobat Reader (that comes standard on most computers these days, I think).
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Thanks so much... easy and clear.
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Thanks for your video. Is there any way to hide the yellow pop-up that shows the url when you hover over the image link?
I don't think so; that's a security feature I believe.
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Can those links be opened in a new window or tab? I'm creating a doc in Word, making my links there, and saving as a PDF. When a user clicks the link, I need it to open in a new tab. Is this possible? Thanks.
No, unfortunately not…as far as I know.
It’s possible searching my self hard to explain’
Do a google search open pdf hyperlink in new tab
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Is it possible to create several links on one page and repeat the same links on every page in the pdf document?
Not that I know of. This is something best done in the native file, like InDesign.
It's almost what I was looking for but not quite. I have a Word document with a paragraph that I want to link to a paragraph in a PDF file how do I do that?
Do you want it to open Word? I'm not sure I understand the end result.
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I need to add a field that will contain a live link, but different everytime - I am having a really hard time! It's a sewer report and with every report I will send a Youtub video link which I obtained by "get shareable link" from the video itself. I have links in my fillable PDF to my company website and contact email, but those are constant and do not change. Can you explain or point me to tutorial for a field that turns its content into a hyperlink? Thank you in advance!!
Thank you it was really userful
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HI !May I know does hyperlink on pdf works on phone when you click it?
Yes, it should. But it will depend on what phone they have.
That helped me a lot, thanks!! :)
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I would really, really like to know how to convert an excel spreadsheet (that has clickable hyperlinks) into an Adobe PDF. Can I do that?
Yes you can! Here's an article for you: natechamberlain.com/2019/03/18/preserve-excel-hyperlinks-when-saving-as-pdf/#:~:text=Just%20use%20the%20Acrobat%20add,and%20click%20%E2%80%9CCreate%20PDF%E2%80%9D.
Great video Thank You!
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Yet, Word just does this (okay, with the style of formatting) once you type in a link. No need to go into edit or anything. What if I want just an email hyperlink?
This is more for PDFs that don't have links - if you can set them up in the native document, that's definitely the way to do it! For email, try this format - mailto:your@emailaddress.com
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Thank you, I'll try! :)
Awesome video. Unfortunately, I could make it work with an Excel file. Should it work? Does it have to be the same name text and file name? I have adobe acrobat pro
I don't think I understand - you want to make a clickable hyperlink in an Excel file?
@@GDHT thanks for your reply. I want to have a text that says "open Excel file" (for example) and create a hyperlink on the pdf that when touched opens a chosen Excel file. Hope I was able to explain myself better this time. Thank you.
The Excel file would always have to be connected to the pdf, so I don't think this functionality exists. Instead, I would make it a Google sheet, then create a hyperlink to that specific google sheet's URL.
@@GDHT thank you so much for dedicating time to answer my inquiry. I'll make couple of other attempts with an URL to the Excel file in the Sharepoint and Onedrive. Good guidance.
You're welcome - and thank you! I think if you can somehow get it to be public and a URL, it should work!
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You're welcome! It's great to hear that.
So how do you do an internal link which goes to another page or section in a PDF?
Also, is it possible to do these kind of links in Adobe Illustrator? I ask because I edit the file frequently, and I don't want to have to edit both the ai file and a pdf file.
Thanks!
In this video, after you draw your box, that option is under the Link Action in the popup.
Not that I'm aware of. When I worked at an agency, I had your exact problem with having to edit both docs every time something changed...and it was a lot!! :/
But can you export the pdf and send it to someone and they can still click on it??
Yes! :)
11/22/2020
I have a PDF document with attachments appended. Within the document, I reference the attachments, e.g., "for more see Ex. LW-34." I want to enable a reader to quickly go to the referenced attachment via a link and also return to the location from where the reader linked to the attachment. How?
Thank you.
This tutorial covers the first part, linking to Ex. LW-34, but the second part (return to the location from where the reader linked to the attachment) would pose more of a problem, especially if there are multiple places in the PDF that link to Ex. LW-34. A PDF doesn't really work like a web page, so you can't 'go back' if that makes sense.
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Hello, can you please show me how to link two pdf files but not merging. suppose I have a book in pdf and from that book I want to link to a different book.
I don't think this is possible unless both books are in the same PDF.
@@GDHT, Thanks for your reply. I was able to do it. I created a pdf with my keywords and link the keywords to my pdf book.
@@madhuhadas15370 oh, is this an online link to a pdf?
Good Day! may I ask? how to make a click to call viber in pdf?
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Sorry - I don't understand what you mean by " click to call viber"
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Hi...how to set that a weblink that opens in new window (ex: "_blank" )
I don't think this is possible, unfortunately.
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Hello, can i link the current pdf file?
Do you mean a specific page in the PDF?
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have done this before successfully, but now it is not working. wondering why is that?
Hmm, I'm not sure on that. It's still working for me. Maybe try resetting Acrobat preferences?
@@GDHT it is completely weird since one of the links which is linked to my email is working while the two others that are linked to my portfolio and LinkedIn are not working. Will try to see the resetting will help. Thank you!:)
That is weird! Hopefully that fixes it!
Can you add a link that opens in a new browser window?
I don't think there's a way to do that in Acrobat unfortunately.
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What about emails?
I believe you can enter "mailto:" and then the email address in place of a link. But I haven't tested this.
How to add multiple mail I'd in link..
I don't think you can add more than one. As a workaround, you could put 'Option 1', 'Option 2', 'Option 3' etc as text in your PDF, then link each one to a different address.
How to add gmail taat redirect to gmail
I'm not 100% sure, but I think you could either do 'mailto:uremailaddress@gmail.com' or just do the URL to gmail.
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On mobile, the link is not working.
Ooh that's no good. I did a quick search and found this article - so it looks like you might need to update your app. adobe.ly/3HKhwSF
I followed step by step and my hyperlinks are not saving when I export on acrobat. Please someone help lol
What version of Acrobat?
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how you do with an email? thank you
Do you want a clickable hyperlink in email? Is that what you mean?
@@GDHT yes! I solved it! Is mailto: “...”
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Not to detract from the video, it was helpful, but does anyone wonder what happened to creating text hyperlinks (blue text) in Acrobat/PDFs? It's insane that this is no longer possible within the PDF.
I took a look around the web, and it doesn't look like this is an option, unfortunately.
@@GDHT Thank you for looking!
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You made it easy to do the AA pro link. BUT...how do you make a link inside the document from a table of contents?
Instead of 'open a web page' you can choose Go to a Page View (you can see this option in the video too)
@@GDHT Thank you so much. I appreciate the help. One last question-how to I delete the wrong link and put in the correct one? For instance, I put the wrong page on one of my table of contents items. How do I correct this mistake?
@@divorcetherapytraining I think you can just get into editing mode, then click and delete it.
@@GDHT Thanks again. I love your videos. I'm new to your channel and look forward to watching more.
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