Acrobat Pro PDF Export - lnk Attachements

Hallo zusammen,
ich habe ein Problem mit dem PDF Export. Und zwar habe ich Emails in denen nur Verknüpfungen zu Anhängen enthalten sind. Outlook kann damit problemlos
umgehen. Wenn ich eine solche Email jedoch exportiere, sehe ich diese Anhänge in der PDF dann nur als "Unknown". Kann Acrobat Pro mit lnk als Anhang
generell nicht umgehen oder habe ich hier die Möglichkeit das irgendwie zu konfigurieren?
Vielen Dank,
Denis

Sind diese Anhänge physisch da oder holt sich Outlook das erst bei Bedarf vom Server? Ist letzteres der Fall, dann kann Acrobat das auch nicht in die PDF einbetten.

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