How to make an hypertext link workable with adobe reader for IOS ?

Hello,
Hypertext links in a PDF file work perfectly well on Mac OS (Yosemite).
The same document on an IPAD with IOS is not able to open an hypertext link ...
How could I do to solve this problem ?
An author who want to publish electronic books with hypertext links on mobile devices

Hello Steve,
All my best wishes for the new year.
To answer your question :
. I am writing books on my IMAC with Yosemite  (10.10.1) using Word (14.4.7)
of  OFFICE MAC.
. I can open Hyperlink connection by clicking on the link
        . I save the document in a .PDF format
. This document is sent to my IPAD with IOS 8.1.2
. In this .PDF document I am no more able to open hyperlink connection
Please see attached an abstract of my book.
Thanks a lot for your help and advices.
Michel Poncet
Tel: +33 4 76 89 50 82
http://www.amazon.fr/Glariand-Copent/e/B007NXP7FU
De :  Steve Werner <[email protected]>
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Date :  vendredi 2 janvier 2015 03:34
À :  Michel Poncet <[email protected]>
Objet :   How to make an hypertext link workable with
adobe reader for IOS ?
How to make an hypertext link workable with adobe reader for IOS ?
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