Hypertext link lost when dela pdf conversion

Hello,
We use Acrobat X Pro and Office 2013. When we convert a PowerPoint document containing hyperlinks in pdf format, the links are no longer active.
Could you help us?
Thank you in advance.
cordially

Hi
Acrobat X does not support Office 2013. For Office 2013, you need to have Acrobat 11.0.1 or higher.
Thanks
Tanvi

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