Activation of imbedded files in Acrobat 9

I created a pdf-file from a word document which contains objects like pdf-files, word documents (*.doc) and powerpoint presentations (*.ppt). In Word the embedded files are opened and can be handled whereas in the pdf-version of my word document nothing happens. What is to be done to open and handle the embedded files in the pdf-version?
Greetings
Dr. Werner Schwarz

Dear Mr. Kazlow,
thanks for your answer. But there results another question. Does the manual procedure mean that I have toi insert or embed each file " from the beginning"? Or can you explain how the manual procdure has to be done?
This would be very helpfully for me.
Thanks in advance
Werner Schwarz
am Dienstag, 21. Juli 2009 um 01:38 schrieben Sie:
You need to embed the pdf, word and powerpoint files in the pdf file manually.

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