I created a Microsoft Word file with Office 2007 and exported it via Jaws PDF Creator. Now I want some bookmarks or any kind of "linking-action" that makes it easier to navigate through the document. My PDF viewer doesn't allow to create bookmarks in the free version, so I guess I need to handle this via Word! Maybe using a table of content? Anything that is recognized as PDF.**Edit**:I realised it with using a table of content. It works fine, but that wasn't the solution I have been looking for. I like to have some bookmarks but my PDF creator doesn't take over the one I created in Word. I need to figure out how this could work.
Hello! I'm currently using Microsoft 365 Word version 16.87 and was able to create bookmarks and save as a PDF where a link can jump to any section of the document.
Here's a short example:
Create a 3-page Word doc.
On the 1st page, type "Hello" and "World" on 2 lines.
On the 2nd page, choose Insert Bookmark, name the bookmark Hello and click Add. Then type Hello on that page.
And on the last page, choose Insert Bookmark, name the bookmark World and click Add. Then type World on that page.
Go back to the 1st page, highlight Hello and choose Hyperlink. Click on the This Document tab, click on the arrow for Bookmarks and choose Hello. Repeat Hyperlink for World.
Now in Word, if you click on Hello or World, it will take you to the corresponding page. And when you Save As a PDF, it will have the same linking.
