Table of Contents

1. Preface
2. PDF Version of this Course
3. Australasian Digital Theses Program (ADT)
   1. Introduction
   2. FAQ
   3. More FAQ
4. E-Prints
   1. Introduction
   2. FAQ
   3. More FAQ
5. Preparing for Conversion to PDF
   1. Table of Contents
   2. Bookmarks
   3. Links to external Files
   4. Creation of files for conversion and subsequent submission
6. Converting to PDF
   1. Introduction
   2. Method 1
   3. Method 2
   4. Method 3
7. Editing your PDF File
   1. Introduction
   2. Files for Submission to ADT
   3. Table of Contents
   4. New Bookmark
   5. Links to external Files
8. Depositing your Thesis
   1. The ADT Deposit Form
   2. Trial Submission
9. Quoted Sources

Preparing your word processed Document for Conversion to PDF (Portable Document Format)

Bookmarks

Bookmarks are used to identify the location of text within a document. They can be used for navigation and to establish cross-references within your document. While Adobe Acrobat 7.0 can be used to create bookmarks (see appropriate section below), we recommend setting up your bookmarks in your word processed document before conversion. In MS Word this can be accomplished through the Insert > Bookmark menu - select text to be bookmarked first. These bookmarks will be preserved through the conversion process to the PDF format.

For further instruction, please use the Graduate Information Literacy's Online Learning page to access a tutorial on Microsoft Word and click on Making documents more readable > Insert Bookmarks - you will need your University ID number (e.g. u1234567) and your ISIS/HORUS password to log on. The Graduate Information Literacy Program also run regular MS Word courses - in Module C you can learn how to insert bookmarks.