PDF version of presenter files - where does the attachments icon go?

When I save my Presenter files to the server, I can link in attachments related to the presentation.
http://breeze.unisa.edu.au/test11-09/
When I save the same files as a pdf - the GUI no longer has a paperclip icon to access the attachments.
Is this a user error, a setting or a bug?
Many thanks.

Thank you Leo for you response - this looks promising, I can now see the paperclip, but none of the attachments appear- in the test presentation that I provided the unisa link from the server vesion does not appear in the pdf version - but it does in your example, which makes me think it might be a setting.
I tried another from my end which had >10 attachments on the server version
http://breeze.unisa.edu.au/plagiarism/
but in the pdf, clicking on the paperclip, there is nothing (attached). Perhaps a setting error?

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