Select the bookmark you want the receiver to jump to.You can also use the keyboard shortcut CTRL+KĬlick the Bookmark… button in the Insert Hyperlink dialog.Now select the text in the index that you want the receiver to click on.Note: This bookmark name needs to start with a letter and not with a character or number and also can’t contain spaces.Type a name for the bookmark and press Add. Go to a location that you want your users to jump to and choose.
First, type your message and write out your index as well.You can repeat the steps to add as many bookmarks and hyperlinks as needed in your message. You can create the necessary bookmarks and hyperlinks as explained below. (click on image to enlarge) Inserting Bookmarks and Hyperlinks However, you can still create one by using a combination of bookmarks and hyperlinks.Ĭreating a clickable index (TOC) in an email message. Unlike in Word, where you can automatically generate such an index or table of contents (TOC), Outlook doesn’t have the “Table of Contents” function activated. This would be similar to inserting a Table of Contents (TOC) in Word.Ĭan I create such indexes within emails as well? I therefor want these email messages to contains an index at top with links people can click on which takes them directly to that section within the email. Anyway please tell me what all those presets are good for.I regularly need to send out emails which discusses multiple topics (an internal newsletter) and found out that topics as the bottom are regularly overlooked as people don’t tend to scroll down all the way. I have tried converting from the PDF using multiple programs including Calibre which are so bad that it would take days to fix all the changes that the conversions made. Any hints on which Preset I could use to make the PDF so that I can convert it to ePUB or back to Docx in Word without getting a terrible cpnversion. The pocketbook has been published and looks great. It is too late for me to revert to the word document as I made the mistake of making a lot of the changes in affinity publisher and can no longer use the original word doc to send to Kindle to publish the eBook. It would rather take epub, or mobi, or even DOCX. I then made a lot of changes to the document in Affinity Publisher, but found that Kindle KDP takes the PDf for publishing the Paperback version but NOT the ebook version.
Is there something in the Affinity publisher manual or book that describes each and when to use them.? I created a 400 page cookbook in Word and imported it into affinity Publisher.
These include for print, press ready, digital -small size, digital-high quality, for export, flattern, X-1a2003, 3:2003, x-4, include bookmarks. When exporting to PDF there are multiple presets present.
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