Internet links in AppleWorks

A few of the documents I make with AppleWorks, I "print to pdf form" so I can share them easily on the internet. When I make a pdf of and AppleWorks document that has internet links, the internet links don't work in the pdf form. Is there a way I can get them to work?
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Because I'm not interested in forking out the $$ for Adobe Acrobat, I thought I do a little tinkering. I came across a little System 9 utility (PrintToPDF) that allowed one to create a pdf of an AppleWorks Document. As part of the PrintToPDF utility there is an application called Link Maker. With these two applications I am able to make linkable pdf documents with AppleWorks.
http://www.jwwalker.com/pages/pdf.html
ftp://ftp.jwwalker.com/PrintToPDF-2.4.4.sit
This is what I did:
1) Created an AppleWorks Document and saved it as an AppleWorks 5 document.
2) Opened the Document in AppleWorks 5 under system 9
3) Start LinkMaker & made links (see the Manual that comes with shareware). place links in my documents
3) I selected PrintToPDF from the chooser
4) Select print.
This is rather a work around, but I can live with it for the price I'd pay for Acrobat.

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