Is it still impossible to generate a PDF from a large Word document in Word
2004 and retain the cross-reference TOC links, etc?
 
I understand that Word X had that limitation and only the Windows version of
MS Word can create the full PDFs that retain the links and cross references.
(Something about missing APIs, whatever they are.) I see that Word 2004 is
still hobbled that way.

Is there any relief in sight, or do I have to buy a Windows version of Word
that will work in SoftWindows 98?

Thanks in advance.




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In article BCED0B0A.16DF%sorry.nomail@all.com, Ram�n G Casta�eda at
sorry.nomail@all.com wrote on 6/9/04 18:44:

> Is it still impossible to generate a PDF from a large Word document in Word
> 2004 and retain the cross-reference TOC links, etc?
>  
> I understand that Word X had that limitation and only the Windows version of
> MS Word can create the full PDFs that retain the links and cross references.
> (Something about missing APIs, whatever they are.) I see that Word 2004 is
> still hobbled that way.
> 
> Is there any relief in sight?
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 


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