PDF995 Word 2003

[Oni]

A long time ago I installed PDF995 printer driver and its been great.

Last week I needed links within my document to jump to the
appropriate
Pages. So I created headings and then setup the hyperklinks within
word 2003.
Printing it to PDF995 it did put the links in blue but not the ability
to click on them
To jump to the correct page.

So I read the FAQ (http://www.pdf995.com/):

"If you are generating PDF's from Word 2000 or later, you can use the
Word toolbar addin that comes with PdfEdit995. It automatically ports
links, bookmarks and the table of contents (links to bookmarks) to the
pdf. Links to urls and bookmarks will appear as internal links in the
PDF. Bookmarks will appear as PDF bookmarks."


And installed PdfEdit995.

But I'm struggeling with the bit where I add it to the word toolbar.

Have created a new toolbar "pdf995"
Added the command "tools", "COM add ins" and tried a few exe and dlls
all with now joy

Any hints or clues would be greatly apreciated

 

[Tom Willett]

You should ask in a Word newsgroup, as it's not related to that application,
not the Windows XP O/S.
:A long time ago I installed PDF995 printer driver and its been great.
:
: Last week I needed links within my document to jump to the
: appropriate
: Pages. So I created headings and then setup the hyperklinks within
: word 2003.
: Printing it to PDF995 it did put the links in blue but not the ability
: to click on them
: To jump to the correct page.
:
: So I read the FAQ (http://www.pdf995.com/):
:
: "If you are generating PDF's from Word 2000 or later, you can use the
: Word toolbar addin that comes with PdfEdit995. It automatically ports
: links, bookmarks and the table of contents (links to bookmarks) to the
: pdf. Links to urls and bookmarks will appear as internal links in the
: PDF. Bookmarks will appear as PDF bookmarks."
:
:
: And installed PdfEdit995.
:
: But I'm struggeling with the bit where I add it to the word toolbar.
:
: Have created a new toolbar "pdf995"
: Added the command "tools", "COM add ins" and tried a few exe and dlls
: all with now joy
:
: Any hints or clues would be greatly apreciated
:

 

[David H. Lipman]

From: "Oni" <[email protected]>

Better yet...

Replace that crap with PDFCreator on SourceForge.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfcreator/

 

[ANONYMOUS]

Hey lippy,

Better yet...

Replace that crap with Bullzip from http://www.bullzip.com/

 

[David H. Lipman]

From: "ANONYMOUS" <[email protected]>

| Hey lippy,

| Better yet...

| Replace that crap with Bullzip from http://www.bullzip.com/

Not as good. PDFCreator can combine docs into one PDF similar to Distiller.

I see you are still posting from Birkbeck College.