Making "Go to a Page View" the Default Link Action

Up until recently, it was quick and easy for me to add a "Go to a Page View" link to PDFs in Acrobat Pro. I highlighted the text I wanted to link, right-clicked on it, and then selected Create Link from the pop-up menu. At that point, the Create Link box would be displayed:
After clicking Next, the Create Go to View box would be displayed:
I would then scroll to the the page I wanted to link to, click Set Link, and then the process was complete. I don't know if I have inadvertently changed settings or if things are different in the most recent version of Acrobat Pro, but now I have to go through several more steps to do the same thing. Here's what I have to do now.
1. Highlight and right-click on the text. Select Create Link from the pop-up menu. The Create Link box is displayed.
2. Click Next. The Link Properties box is displayed.
3. Click OK. The Link Properties box is displayed. Click on the Actions tab.
4. Select Go to a Page View from the Select Action drop-down menu.
5. Click Add. The Create Go to View box is displayed.
6. Scroll to the appropriate page and click OK. The Link Properties box is displayed AGAIN.
7. Click OK, and FINALLY the process is over.
I've looked online for an answer but can't find anything. I'm guessing that I'm just missing something small but as of yet it eludes me. I've tried messing around with the Locked check boxes, thinking that they may lock the settings, but to no avail. Can anyone help me get back to the much shorter process?
Thanks in advance.

Hi tedbeam,
What happens when you select the Add or Edit Link tool on the Content Editing pane in the Tools panel? When you use that tool, you can drag a box around the text that you want to link, and the Link Action options should appear in the first dialog box that pops-up. Then you can change the view to the appropriate page, and click Set Link.
That should simplify the process a bit.
Please let us know how it goes.
Best,
Sara

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