Adobe Acrobat XI Pro Word to PDF

When converting Word docs to PDF using Acrobat XI Pro the links in the table of contents no longer work?

Prerequisites
-- Adobe Acrobat Installed
-- MS Office / Word installed (a version that is compatible with the installed version of Acrobat)
First thing to always check - that Word is making the Word generated TOC entries as hyperlinks.
Second thing to do - Configure PDFMaker to "create links" (tick the choice)
Third thing to do - Create the output PDF using the PDFMaker.
A reference that may help.
http://blogs.adobe.com/acrolaw/2011/03/ensuring-that-word-tocs-create-hyperlinks-in-acroba t/
Be well...

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