

A typical simple table of contents is generated by a field code that will look something like this: To edit a TOC field code, press Alt-F9 (Option-F9 for Mac Word\)* to change all field code results to the actual code with its switches. The ToC lines will then all be hyperlinks and should be retained in the PDF. If your ToC does not appear with the hyperlinks in the Word version, you can edit the TOC field code to add the \h switch and then rebuild the table of contents. You can press Ctrl key to display the clicking hand, then click at the content to jump to the relative page.In the Windows version of Word, if your document is set up with hyperlinks in the ToC, they will be retained when you use Save As to choose the PDF file format and either of the "Optimize for" options available. Now the list of contents link to page have been created.

In the Table of Contents Options dialog, give the level to the relative heading you use, in my case, I give the Heading 1 and Heading 6 the level 1.ĥ. In the Table of Contents dialog, keep Show page numbers, Right align page numbers and Use hyperlinks instead of page numbers options checked, click Options.Ĥ. Now place the cursor at the position you want to insert the table of linkable contents, click References > Table of Contents > Custom Table of Contents.ģ. 1.3 Introduction sub-section (Heading 2)Ģ.1.2 Introduction sub-section (Heading 2).


