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Adding to what Allan said, to ensure that hyperlinks will work properly in a pdf (exported from Word), you'll need to use "Save As". Then, you'll need to click on the "Options" button and look for an option related to preserving hyperlinks or booksmarks in the pdf, just enable it and click "Save".

You are using the wrong PDF Editor to convert Word to PDF. Just like PDF readers, some PDF editors don't have the feature to keep hyperlinks active in the document. So, you need to change your PDF editor or converter too.

For example, if you are using Adobe Document Could services, you can follow the steps here: In the "Home" interface, click the "Upload a file" button. Import the PDF you want to create a URL for. Go to "Documents" > "Your documents." Check the PDF file and click "Share." And this will generate a URL for PDF.

Link to a file attachment Open a PDF that contains a PDF file attachment. Go to where you want to create a link. ... Choose Tools > Edit PDF > Link > Add or Edit, and select the area for the link. In the Create Link dialog box, set the link appearance, select Go To A Page View, and then click Next.

Step # 1: Open your Word document in WPS Office Writer. Step # 2: Click on the "File" menu and select "Export to PDF." Step # 3: In the "Export to PDF" window, make sure the "Export All Links" option is checked.

In the source document (where you want to create the link), choose Tools > Edit PDF > Link > Add or Edit, and drag a rectangle to specify a location for the link.

Right click on the link and choose ?Edit?. Select ?Cut? or ?Copy?. Alternatively, select the link and press "Ctrl+X" (cut) or "Ctrl+C" (copy) keys. Press "Ctrl+V" keys to paste link.

Also see this Q&A. Adding to what Allan said, to ensure that hyperlinks will work properly in a pdf (exported from Word), you'll need to use "Save As". Then, you'll need to click on the "Options" button and look for an option related to preserving hyperlinks or booksmarks in the pdf, just enable it and click "Save".