Retain Bookmarks

Hi,
I'm printing a pdf with bookmarks to the Adobe PDF printer to convert it into a Press Quality PDF. The conversion is happening properly but the problem is i'm losing the bookmarks in the converted PDF. How do I retain the original bookmarks. I'm using Acrobat Pro 9. Kindly help me out of this mess.
Thanks,
Mohazin

If the original pdf file is not press quality, you cannot make it press quality by reprinting. It will not improve the quality of the graphics. The issue is your workflow. If you cannot set the joboptions to Press Quality in your workflow, try setting it up that way by making it the default joboptions settings in Distiller.

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