Hyperlinks in pdf document prepared in Illustrator

Hello !
Since this is my first post here I would like to greet everybody on this forum!
I have a question as in the subject, is it possible to create interactive pdf document only in Illustrator? (I actually just wont to add few links to www addreses in my layout made in Illustrator).
How can I do it?
any feedback greatly aprecieted
regards
Daniel

Thank You Monika.
But some kindes of links are possible to create in Illustrator, do You know in what format those are active? swf? html?

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