In the last post of this series I present how the embedding of hyperlinks is made in a sample PDF file. A prerequisite for the following actions it to have already created one or more link dictionaries (if you do not know how, read part II for detailed instructions and part I for more general related information).
Let's say that you have the PDF file opened in Skim. Then you should open it in Adobe Acrobat Pro in your Windows virtual machine. To make things faster you can have the Windows formatted path of this file in your clipboard by executing the AppleScript which I wrote in my post: "How to convert a Mac-Unix style path to a Windows style path from Skim".
In the following sreenshots you can see the required steps:
Let's say that you have the PDF file opened in Skim. Then you should open it in Adobe Acrobat Pro in your Windows virtual machine. To make things faster you can have the Windows formatted path of this file in your clipboard by executing the AppleScript which I wrote in my post: "How to convert a Mac-Unix style path to a Windows style path from Skim".
In the following sreenshots you can see the required steps:
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