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Check if there is an option for a relative link (without the actual filename such as #Topic1) instead of an absolute link.
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Check if there is an option for a relative link (without the actual filename such as #Topic1) instead of an absolute link.

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Hi Shaun,<br />
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Will you please elaborate, I tried but it's not working. <br />
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Thanks.
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Hi Shaun,

Will you please elaborate, I tried but it's not working.

Thanks.

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I misread your question. No, this is not possible
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I misread your question. No, this is not possible

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Any light of hope?<br />
Should I try in some possible directions, according to you??
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Any light of hope?
Should I try in some possible directions, according to you??

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Sorry, no. Links are filename based
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I have a pdf with linking (hyperlink) in it, for the same document.<br />
If we rename the document then why it lost its linking?<br />
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Please do the needful?
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I have a pdf with linking (hyperlink) in it, for the same document.
If we rename the document then why it lost its linking?

Please do the needful?

How to retain hyperlinks when rename PDF file?

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