1. Type the text i.e. lindapasteuning@mac.com
2. Select the text with the text tool.
3. Go to Window> Interactive> Hyperlinks
4. Click on the Create New Hyperlink
5. Select URL in the type field
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6. In the URL field type mailto:lindapasteuning@mac.com and click OK
7. Go to File> Export
8. Choose PDF and click save
9. Be sure to check the option hyperlinks in the dialogue box
10. Open the PDF and click on the hyperlink and your mail programme will automatically start up.
In CS4 (we love CS4) it's even easier. In the Hyperlink panel there is an option to Link to Email in the pulldown menu. What's even beter is that you can add a character Style.
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2 comments:
thank you, this has been bugging me for the past hour!
This doesn't work. It simply opens a blank page in a web browser and eventually gives an error message that the file is not found. Shouldn't it open a blank email in whatever email client the user has as their default?
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