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May 29, 2015 1:42 PM UTC
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add link to pdf

I am so confused. All I want to do is add a live link of a website to a PDF document. What program does that. I can't even find my free account. It seems they are only marketing paid programs. Thanks

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Amiable_contributors1587
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May 29, 2015 2:37 PM UTC

To edit a PDF document (and this includes inserting a link to a website), you need Adobe Acrobat DC.

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Amiable_contributors1587
Participating Frequently
May 29, 2015 2:37 PM UTC

To edit a PDF document (and this includes inserting a link to a website), you need Adobe Acrobat DC.

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TDodgeAuthor
Participant
May 31, 2015 2:35 PM UTC

Is that Acrobat DC? I thought I got it ($14.99 monthly) but is that just storage for Acrobat DC?

I also have a monthly ($9.99) PDF pack. Do I need that to convert a JPEG to a PDF. Do you buy everything separately?

I find my pdf file and when I press edit it throws me to a purchase window and learn more. I had a trial and the link wouldn't open in any test emails so I thought it might be the trial. Now without the Acrobat DC trial I can't even edit my pdf...as it doesn't give me edit tools. Wow!

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Amiable_contributors1587
Participating Frequently
Jun 2, 2015 1:29 PM UTC

First of all, if you have the $14.99/mo plan, you can download Acrobat DC to your computer and use it to edit your PDFs. Have you done that? Also, with the $14.99 plan, you don't need the $9.99/mo PDF Pack. You might want to contact Customer Support to cancel that.

Once you have Acrobat DC installed on your computer, you can open your PDF file in it and add the link. (It sounds from your description as though you are opening your PDFs in Reader, not Acrobat.

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