How to Set Bookmarks in Indesign CS5.5?

Hi,
I'm having problems getting more than 2 bookmarks to work once I export my Indesign file to an interactive pdf.  The bookmarks work within Indesign but when I export the file as a pdf, only two of the three bookmarks work properly. What could be the problem?
Thank you,
Kristie

Hi,
I'm having problems getting more than 2 bookmarks to work once I export my Indesign file to an interactive pdf.  The bookmarks work within Indesign but when I export the file as a pdf, only two of the three bookmarks work properly. What could be the problem?
Thank you,
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