Or, the trouble may really be related to a very precise version.Īs a second, you should always state your OS and version, as you can see from the flow in this thread, it matters. If you have the latest version, at latest at the next update, that won't be true anymore.You may think that you have the latest reason, but you or your system may have missed updates, and so it's not true.Several remarks: When getting asked what version you use, don't answer latest version! This for reasons: There is a hyperlinks panel where you can create and confirm them. You can Export to PDF from there and it will keep the hyperlinks.
Since you have the full Creative Cloud, consider learning InDesign. If you want this to change, take it up with Apple, but until then you need to convert from Word to PDF using PDFMaker through Word for Windows. In you need it on more than Windows and Mac on the same computer (such as your laptop) you will need to sign out on one. Acrobat Pro: can be installed on multiple computers, but activated on two at a time.Office: Office 365 can be installed on 5 devices and they can be Mac or Windows.Or you can install Parallels or VMWare and run Windows concurrently through one of them. Windows: you can install it through BootCamp and then boot up in Windows or Mac.It's easier now than it was in years past. This is the only reason I run Windows on my Mac with Microsoft Office and Acrobat Pro. PDFMaker only works on Windows and I've been told by the engineers that Apple is the one who stopped the process.
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