Adding tagged bookmarks
Tagged bookmarks give you greater control over page content than do regular bookmarks.
Because tagged bookmarks use the underlying structural information of the document
elements (for example, heading levels, paragraphs, table titles) to create bookmarks, they
can be used for editing the document, such as deleting pages. You can identify these
bookmarks by the Tagged Bookmark icon
.
Several word-processing applications, including Adobe InDesign and Microsoft Word,
support tagged bookmarks. If your PDF file contains structural information, you can add
tagged bookmarks to the file for paragraphs and other items that have HTML elements. If
not, add tags to the document in Acrobat. (See Tagging Adobe PDF documents for
accessibility.)
A second type of tagged bookmark--tagged bookmarks for web pages--is also available.
(See Navigating Adobe PDF documents converted from web pages.)
To add tagged bookmarks to an Adobe PDF document:
1. Click the Bookmarks tab, and choose New Bookmarks From Structure from the
Options menu.
2. Select the items you want specified as tagged bookmarks. Ctrl-click (Windows) or
Command-click (Mac OS) to add to the selection.
The tagged bookmarks are nested under a new, untitled bookmark.
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