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I'm trying to convert a word document (2016) containing embedded object to pdf. The embedded object won't open in pdf. The icon becomes an image.
I've tried different methods in converting the word document to pdf :
1. File - Save As - PDF (*.pdf)
2. File - Save as Adobe PDF
3. File - Print - Adobe PDF
4. File - Export - Create Adobe PDF
5. File - Export - Create PDF/XPS Document
6. ACROBAT ribbon - Create PDF (already set the preferences - tried every combination of checked selections under PDFMaker Settings and Application Settings)
None of the above steps work. I tried searching my inquiry from the existing forum as well as advanced search but no luck. I tried Google and Microsoft Office help but couldn't find the answer. I need clear step by step instructions (if possible with screenshots)
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Hi Melissaibjs,
Sorry for the delayed response.
Please refer to the following forum threads discussing the similar topic:
How do you keep embedded documents during conversion from Word 2007 to PDF?
Open embedded files in PDF doc
You may try adding an attachment in Acrobat and check if that works for you.
Launch Acrobat > click Tools > Edit PDF > More > Attach File.
Once attached, click on the attachment icon in the left-hand pane to see the attachment:
You may also visit the following link which explains more about: Links and attachments in PDFs, Adobe Acrobat
Feel free to update this discussion if you need any further help.
Shivam
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Have you found anything to suggest it should work? Where?
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Hi Melissaibjs,
Sorry for the delayed response.
Please refer to the following forum threads discussing the similar topic:
How do you keep embedded documents during conversion from Word 2007 to PDF?
Open embedded files in PDF doc
You may try adding an attachment in Acrobat and check if that works for you.
Launch Acrobat > click Tools > Edit PDF > More > Attach File.
Once attached, click on the attachment icon in the left-hand pane to see the attachment:
You may also visit the following link which explains more about: Links and attachments in PDFs, Adobe Acrobat
Feel free to update this discussion if you need any further help.
Shivam