I have a PDF file which I converted From Microsoft Word. Actually I'm working on an eBook and now I want to publish it as a PDF.
How do I create PDF bookmarks, either through Word or through editing the PDF afterwards?
How to Create PDF Bookmarks from Microsoft Word
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File -> Print, then selecting PDF (either using Adobe or the Word Universal document converter) is not working or available?
Have you tried an online service like doc2pdf?
This is easy to do in Word 2007 and 2010. You don't need any third party tools.
In Word 2007, you need the Microsoft PDF Add-In to allow you to save as PDF. Download it from here. In Word 2010 the Add-In is unnecessary.
- Open your document
- Mark the headings you want using the standard Heading 1, Heading 2, etc. styles. You can create a table of contents too, but you don't have to.
- Select Save As > PDF
- The first time you do this you have to set an option
- Click Options
- Check the Create Bookmarks using headings check box.
- Click OK
- Click Publish
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Here is another solution for word 2007.
1) Install the pdf/xps add-on from here.
2) Go to Save as in your word file (which already has a number of headings outlined).
3) Save as PDf or XPS.
4) Click on the options button on the save as dialog.
5) Check the "Create bookmarks using" checkbox.
6) Click OK.
7) click publish.
This will give you headings as bookmarks in the pdf.