Tried AVS Document Converter just now for PDF to MS Word 2016. Lost hyperlinks to my Table of Contents. Is there a way to keep TOC links created using Word and saved as PDF

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Tried AVS Document Converter just now for PDF to MS Word 2016. Lost hyperlinks to my Table of Contents. Is there a way to keep TOC links created using Word and saved as PDF

asked by David S. on 10/7/16

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Tammy W. [AVS4YOU Rep] · Answer 1 · 2016-10-09T11:55Z

Tammy W. [AVS4YOU Rep]

on 10/9/16

Dear David,

Thank you for your question!

We'd recommend you to contact our Support Team to get the detailed information and resolve the issue: http://support.avs4you.com/Support.aspx

Kind regards

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Rick S. · Answer 2 · 2016-10-26T08:18Z

Rick S.

on 10/26/16

I believe in word if you look at the top at the menus you will see File, Edit, etc. use the Insert and it will allow you to do this if I'm not mistaken.
Best wishes
RickS a Faithful AVS User

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