Converting word to pdf with acrobat 9/distiller can not retain hyperlinks to web docs

Have tried going to settings in Acrobat only see option to retain book marks
. Online help indicates there is setting for RTF which would retain hyperlinks. This is supposed to be
in the settings extras folders but is not. I am running Office 2000.

MS Office compatibility for Acrobat 9's PDFMaker starts with Office XP (Office 2002/Office 10).
http://blogs.adobe.com/pdfitmatters/2008/12/version_compatibility_of_acrob.html
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