Lesezeichen aus InDesign für Acrobat

Hallo zusammen, mein Dokument hat nur eine Ebene und eine Sprache. Wenn ich ein Inhaltsverzeichnis erstelle und die InDesign-Datei für Akrobat exportiere habe ich das Inhaltsverzeichnis im PDF und ich komme durch anklicken des jeweiligen Titels auch auf die entsprechende Seite. Aber ein Lesezeichen im PDF anklicken bleibt ohne Wirkung. Es kann ja nicht sein, dass man nachträglich im Acrobat die jeweiligen Lesezeichen von Hand neu verlinken muss. Weiss da jemand wo der Fehler liegen könnte?
Gruss Norbert

Hi Eugene, die Optionen Lesezeichen und Hyperlinks habe ich beide gewählt. Trotzdem reagiert nur das Inhaltsverzeichnis im PDF korrekt aber die Lesezeichen bleiben ohne Reaktion.

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Hallo Spezialisten,
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Danke für Deine Antwort
ich sende eine PDF-Datei, die eigentlich einen blauen Hintergrund über die ganze Seite haben sollte!.
Ich werd verrückt! Die Seite ist hier dargestellt wie sie sein sollte!
Auf der Darstellung meines Mac fehlt der blaue Hintergrund!
Freundliche Grüße
Wilhelm Gietl
[email protected]
Am 26.10.2011 um 19:24 schrieb radzmar:
Re: Acrobat X Pro: Hintergrundfarbe aus Indesign wird nicht dargestellt
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Kannst Du mal eine solche indd mit dem gewünschten Hintergrund erstellen und irgendwo uploaden, damit man sich die Datei anschauen und das nachstellen kann.
So aus der Hüfte kann man da leider nix zu sagen.
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Can I have a decreased / cheaper monthly priced membership for some time, by keeping active only Photoshop CC, Illustrator CC, InDesign CC and Acrobat?

Hello, and good evening from Athens, Greece.
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mzmacwiz wrote:
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