Export in PDF with Bookmarks

Romain,

Pages has a bookmarks feature, but it's not automatic. You have to highlight the text string, then click on Insert > Bookmark. Having said that, I doubt that it would translate over to a pdf reader.

-Dennis

You would likely have to own a licensed version of Adobe Acrobat to export bookmarks from Pages to a PDF. The PDF's created via the Print dialogue are as basic as you can get. Adobe is not going to give away its technology for free by allowing us to create a fully featured PDF from a Pages or Word document with the click of a button.

Terry

I created a bookmark to a web page and exported it to a PDF file. It worked just fine. Upon opening the pdf file, I had a clickable link to the web site.

Try this in your pages document.
1. First open the web link and copy the address from your web browser.
2. On a blank line in pages, go to Insert on the menu bar and choose Bookmark.
3. Choose Paste from the edit menu. A bookmark for that web site will be created.
4. Choose Export from file.
5. Choose PDF
Save it!

Hope this is what you had in mind!

No, actually, that's not what we have in mind. We want the resulting PDF file to have sections. Presumably this would come from a table of contents.