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First, start by compiling all the files or documents you want in the master PDF file or document. It is best to add Start by adding these to a folder, or series arrangement of folders, on your hard drive. This makes it easier to find what you needquick to add into the PDF, and to copy it all to backup or long-term storage. You always want to keep these files separate, since you may need to rebuild them into a new, replacement PDF file later.
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Add the skeleton file to your PDF file. Move the section-starter pages into their appropriate places within the document. The links in the MS Word-built table of contents will be converted into Acrobat's method for handling navigation links, and should remain true to your section-starter pages, even when you move them around in the PDF document.
Here's a tutorial showing how to do that.
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(full screen)On the Organize Pages screen, I add the skeleton file to my combined PDF file.
It is important that you have your required files in place and properly arranged in the PDF beforehand, so that you can create your section-starting pages, and their corresponding Table of Contents in the proper order in Word. Having to move or edit these in Acrobat, after you've added the file there, is more complicated and inefficient.
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