In the PDF document, click the image you would like to bookmark so that it is selected. The Bookmarks pane appears inside the Navigation pane. The selected text will be the default name of the bookmark, but you can type in a new name if you desire. The bookmark appears in the Bookmarks list. On the Bookmarks pane, click the New Bookmark button. On the Bookmarks pane, from the Options drop-down menu select New Bookmark. NOTE: The bookmark will be set to the exact level of magnification, or zoom percentage, you are currently viewing the document with. In the PDF document, highlight the text you would like to bookmark. NOTE: If you cannot see the Navigation pane to the left of the document, from the View menu, select Navigation Panels » Show Navigation Pane.įrom the Select & Zoom toolbar, click the Select Tool button. Open the PDF document you would like to add a bookmark to.įrom the Navigation pane, click Bookmarks.

To change the bookmark so that it links to external files, refer to Modifying Bookmark Properties below. However, you can link bookmarks to any place in the current document or to other files, such as websites and movies.

When you create a bookmark, it will link to the page you are currently displaying by default. This document explains how to work with bookmarks in PDF files. The bookmarks act like target links in a web document or bookmarked text in a Word document. They can also provide an overview of document content.

In a PDF file, bookmarks make it easy to navigate from one page to the next, or to skip to specific sections of text. This article is based on legacy software. (Archives) Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro: Working with Bookmarks

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