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Hello, I have a question before I purchase Affinity Publisher. I need to transform a 30-chapter (305 pages) pdf into individual blog posts to use with other posts (lessons) on a subscription site. Most pages of my existing pdf have 1-4 graphic files (written musical examples) which play when clicked via hyperlinks. I'm hoping to avoid re-linking each graphic file individually. Will this be possible with Affinity Publisher?

I've attached a few pages of the introductory chapter. 

Thanks in advance,

David

fom-ebook-excerpt-from-intro.pdf

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13 minutes ago, Stepaan said:

Publisher cannot pass over the embedded links.

This is true. When importing a PDF file, hyperlinks in the file are not included.

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