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The Email link is an HTML function, Acrobat files do not support HTML, so there is probably no way to actually do this. &nbsp;Think of acrobat as a scanned image.
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The Email link is an HTML function, Acrobat files do not support HTML, so there is probably no way to actually do this.  Think of acrobat as a scanned image.

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Not sure if this is relevant in this section but here goes,<br />
i'm trying to create an email link in Adobe Acrobat document and just can't seem to do it does anyone know if its posible and if it is how do you do it?<br />
Thanks<br />
jonny
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Not sure if this is relevant in this section but here goes,
i'm trying to create an email link in Adobe Acrobat document and just can't seem to do it does anyone know if its posible and if it is how do you do it?
Thanks
jonny

Adobe Acrobat

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Web Development Software

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