Hey, Great to know Erik.  A way to pull a document to pieces and put  
back together without Adobe software! :-)

Do the links still work if you split the file using the method of OS  
X built-in Print?

That is, Print with a single page specified, one at a time, then  
choose the Preview option, and finally save the resulting preview to  
disk as .pdf?  I suppose Preview kills the URLs?

Just so those without fancier tools don't feel left out or disabled.

	Promoting Power to the People through frugal independence, and  
making full use of the tools Apple provided...
	Ben Andrus

P.S.  I just got a G4 1.42 GHz MDD (firewire 800) tower with 17"  
Studio monitor for $100,
and thrown in a 1.25 MHz which has a dead power supply and a 15"  
Studio monitor.
So I'm getting quite an upgrade on the cheap, and diverting some  
hardware from the landfill...
… I'm in the casual market for a bargain power supply for the second  
machine— (24 pin connector)
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On 2011 Nov 23, Wed, at 4:38 pm, Erik Richard Sørensen wrote:
> Just the other day I discovered a 'feature' in NWP that I've never  
> before been aware of...
>
> Sometimes I insert a single-page PDF file into a NWP document. This  
> file will then show up as inserted graphics. More times on such a  
> single-page document I have one or more links (URLs) to webpages. -  
> And so I also did the other day....
>
> While checking if I have written everything correctly I happened to  
> hover the cursor over one of the links and to my surprise the  
> cursor suddenly became a 'finger' i.e. an active link?!? - To see  
> what would happen I just clicked on it and wupti! the webpage  
> corresponding to the link opened showing both what I've copied to  
> the PDF file as well as everything else on that webpage. - And what  
> better is - It also works in the final PDF booklet created as a NWP  
> document and saved into PDF!
>
> Links only work with single-page PDF files and not with multi-page  
> PDF files. - If you try to insert a multi-page PDF into a NWP file,  
> it is only the page 1 in the PDF file that is imported... So if you  
> want a multi-page PDF to be imported into NWP you need to split the  
> PDF file into single-page PDFs using Acrobat or a similar PDF file  
> converter application.
>
> I use this when I'm creating booklet files for my music library  
> containing a front page, a small biography of the artist with one  
> or more links, an album list and then followed by a list of the  
> tracks in each album. And sometimes I also insert graphics on the  
> pages with the track lists such as pictures from concerts etc.. So  
> such a booklet can easily be as large as up to 120 pages for  
> artists with whom I have many albums.
>
> Cheers, Erik Richard
>
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