How do I maintain my hyperlinks when converting a Microsoft Word Document to a PDF file?

How do I maintain my hyperlinks when converting a Microsoft Word document to a PDF file?

Hi Marbarrose,
When you make word file including hyperlinks then convert in pdf.
It will automatically maintain hyperlinks.
Regards,
Florence

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