Erratic hyperlinks creation

Windows XP - Word 2003 - Acrobat 8.1.0
I routinely use Acrobat to concert Word documents in PDF, including hyperlinks to external PDF files; this used to work very well.
However, this suddenly started to work in a completely erratic (non reproducible) manner. Sometimes links are created, sometimes not, sometimes only some links are created and some others not. The strange thing is that it stopped working properly without changing any option in my configuration.
Did anyone notice a similar behavior?
Can anyone help?
Thanks for your help.
Papageno

Hi, does anyone have some clue about it ?

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