Re: Problematic TOC links in PDF from Word

[technical -at- theverbalist -dot- com]

> However, when I click on a TOC link in the
> PDF file, it jumps to the top of the page that contains the heading,
> even when the heading is at the bottom of the page. 

Is your printer set as Distiller, or Acrobat PDF? File> Print> select the
Adobe product on you list of printers. Then make your PDF...

I found that setting my printer to Distiller was what solved the "target
drift" ("s intended as a ironic substiution for "why the FRICK isn't this
FRICKIN' thing working!"...and those "s were to indicate a (somewhat
Bowlderized) quote) for me. I made Distiller my default printer so I
wouldn't forget while making PDFs, and I just select another printer when
making a dead tree version.

...which reminds me--I should really see how the "frickin'" PDF process
works on my new computer...
Ironically,
Mandy

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