To Show Word Docement in FR WorkBook

Hi All,
I have already added a word doc in my workbook from FR. But it's not working. When viewing the workbook in complete PDF format the word doc is absent. Any help on this.
Thanks in advance
Sujoy

Currently, Windows Explorer does not support what you want (for PDF).
The available alternative - You can display the PDF file Properties with Win Explorer and then click the PDF tab.
If there is a value for the metadata "Title" it will be diplayed.
Be well...

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