Hyperlink in pdf created with File/Print command

I have a document with hyperlinks and convert them to pdf using the File/Print command
The hyperlinks become inactive in the pdf file
Does anybody know how to keep the hyperlinks in the pdf?

Try a different printer driver to see if this has anythign to do with the .ppd used by epson 2200, try even adoeb pdf.
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