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Adobe Acrobat Help Using Help | Contents | Index Converting Web Pages to Adobe PDF Back 78 Working with Web pages converted to Adobe PDF You can navigate through an Adobe PDF document created from Web pages, print pages from the document, zoom in and out, and work with it in the ways described in "Adjusting the view of PDF documents" on page 17. Depending on how you've configured Acrobat, if you click a link on a converted Web page you're viewing, Acrobat adds the pages for that link to the end of the PDF document, if the pages aren't already there. For other ways to append Web pages, see "Converting a link's Web pages" on page 72. Note: Remember that one Web page can become multiple PDF pages. The Web page is a single topic (or URL) from a Web site. It is usually one continuous HTML page that is divided into multiple standard-size PDF pages to make it easier to view and print as a document. Depending on the options selected when the Web pages were converted to PDF, tagged bookmarks may be available as well. For information on tagged bookmarks, see "About Adobe PDF documents created from Web pages" on page 69 and "Setting General conversion options" on page 74. The context menu for Web bookmarks includes commands for downloading more Web pages, but in other respects these tagged bookmarks are just like other tagged bookmarks in Acrobat. For information on tagged bookmarks not described in this section, see "Working with bookmarks" on page 91. Using tagged bookmarks to organize converted Web pages When you first create an Adobe PDF document from Web pages, Acrobat generates tagged bookmarks for the document if Create Bookmarks to New Content is selected when you download. A standard (untagged) bookmark representing the Web server appears at the top of the Bookmarks palette. Under the server bookmark is a tagged bookmark for each Web page downloaded; the name of the tagged bookmark comes from the page's HTML title or the URL, if no title is present. A C B D Types of bookmarks A. Standard bookmark representing the Web server B. Tagged bookmark representing downloaded Web pages C. Parent bookmark D. Child bookmark Tagged Web bookmarks are initially all at the same level (subordinate to the server bookmark), but you can rearrange the tagged bookmarks and nest them in family groups to help you keep track of the hierarchy of material on the Web pages. You can also use the tagged bookmarks to rearrange their corresponding pages in the PDF document. Using Help | Contents | Index Back 78