I have been working on a Word document that was originally created in Word 2003 and which already had several hyperlinks to bookmarks within the same document (most of the bookmarks are graphics). Since being upgraded to Word 2007, I have done extensive changes to the document and introduced more hyperlinks to bookmarks within the same document (again most of these are graphics). There are now approximately 100 hyperlinks to bookmarks and a handful of hyperlinks to external sources, as well as close to a 100 graphics.
The problem I have is that now some of the hyperlinks to bookmarks don?t work in compatibility mode in 2007. There is also a table of contents in the document and that works fine.
If I go back to a pc that only has Word 2003 installed then everything in the document is fine again once I remove the problem hyperlinks and then remake them. But if I reopen the repaired file in Word 2007 sometimes some of the same problem hyperlinks don?t work again and or sometimes different ones stop working. So it seems that I can fix the problem if I only make changes and view the file in Word 2003 but I need to circulate the document to people who only have Word 2007.
Can anyone tell me whether there is a maximum number of bookmarks and hyperlinks that can be used in one document, and/or a maximum number of graphics that can be inserted, or is this purely a compatibility issue between Word 2007 and Word 2003.
If you can help or advise in any way I?d be very grateful.
