Word-Kapitelnummern fehlen in PDF-Lesezeichen

Hallo,
wir erstellen umfangreiche Dokumente in MS-Word mit Gliederung und automatischer Nummerierung der Überschriften. Anhand der Word-Überschriften lassen wir im PDF die Lesezeichen erstellen. Seit der Umstellung auf Acrobat Pro 9 wird zwar die Gliederungsstruktur in den PDF-Lesezeichen korrekt abgebildet, aber die Kapitelnummern fehlen. Mit Version 8 ging das noch einwandfrei.
Hat irgendjemand eine Idee, wie die Kapitelnummern in die PDF-Lesezeichen gebracht werden können? Manuelles Nachnummerieren scheidet aus (zu zeitaufwendig und fehleranfällig).
Vielen Dank schon im Voraus.
Ute

Hallo Ute - Deine Meldung ist bei mir gelandet
Ich habe damit überhaupt nichts zu tun. Adobe hat im Forum Mist gebaut!
Ruf doch bitte bei Adobe an!
Wilhelm
Am 07.05.2009 um 13:55 schrieb Ute Schweinshaut:
>
Hallo,
>
wir erstellen umfangreiche Dokumente in MS-Word mit Gliederung und
automatischer Nummerierung der Überschriften. Anhand der Word-
Überschriften lassen wir im PDF die Lesezeichen erstellen. Seit der
Umstellung auf Acrobat Pro 9 wird zwar die Gliederungsstruktur in
den PDF-Lesezeichen korrekt abgebildet, aber die Kapitelnummern
fehlen. Mit Version 8 ging das noch einwandfrei.
>
Hat irgendjemand eine Idee, wie die Kapitelnummern in die PDF-
Lesezeichen gebracht werden können? Manuelles Nachnummerieren
scheidet aus (zu zeitaufwendig und fehleranfällig).
>
Vielen Dank schon im Voraus.
>
Ute
>

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