Links in PDF form incorrect URLs

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September 13, 2016
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I've created a PDF with a list of 'results'. Each have a Title, Link, Date and Description.

For some Links, the converted hyperlink in Acrobat Pro / Reader CC is incorrectly appending part of the second line, the Day.

This only happens in Acrobat apps, not Chrome PDF preview or Edge PDF preview.

here is a link to the doc

https://drive.google.com/a/bitvore.com/file/d/0B-_yL1qkqD-_a2oyMWwtLU9iWjA/view?usp=sharing

It is looking like a bug in Acrobat. Does anyone know why this might be happening?

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George_Johnson

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The document isn't accessible.

Are these actual links annotation that are included in the document or is it using Acrobat's ability to automatically detect web links (Edit > Preferences > General > Create links from URLs)? If the latter, you might try adding actual links to see if it makes a difference.

gregb70136230Author

Participant

These are not actual configured hyperlinks, but Acrobat automatically detecting web links from text.

http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=08655352023348298088

Attachment updated.

mattl90946033

Participant

We are having the same issue. How does the link parsing work? The only thing that seems to work for us is to put a comma at the end of the URL which seems to tell the parser to stop parsing.. however it looks silly to have a comma at the end of a paragraph. A # also works but then the proceeding text is all linked till it reaches a comma (just like Greg's picture above - the link ends at the first comma).

Just a note, our pdf is auto-generated from a closed system, so we don't have any other options regarding link creation.

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