Open converted PDF (Policy Document or any) in Adobe Acrobat DC or Any Adobe PDF Editor then right-click on the Icon or document which you hyperlinked in the root policy document then click -> create link and select invisible rectangle -> then at left bottom click open web page and click ok then it popups url space then go to your google drive where you saved all your supporting documents for this policy then right-click on the particular document you wanted to link and get shareable link copy it and paste in the URL space in pdf editor and click ok and save the document :-) now your policy with embedded documents will work in pdf mode also. Upload all the files(password protected-UN-editable) which you want to link in policy(encrypted) to your google drive and give permissions to everyone who has this link. You can decide whether to optimize the file for Standard or Minimum, which will determine the final quality and filesize of the document.I too had this problem, but found the solution at lastįor proper format you may convert the embedded objects (PDF's, Word,Excels) in policy as a link but after converting it to PDF it shows as image but format remains same means name which you want. Alternatively, you can go to Export > Export to XPS/PDF. To save the file as a PDF in Excel, open the Save As dialog, and select PDF from the “Save as type” dropdown menu. With your document correctly formatted and all set to go, there are two ways you can create a PDF. RELATED: How to Print a Worksheet with Comments in Excel Saving or Printing as PDF You can also go to the screen with the shortcut Ctrl+P. In this menu, you can go to the Print Preview screen, where you can get a glimpse of your final document. Print Order: This lets you set whether to create a document going down first or going right first.Comments, Notes, and Errors: This displays the embedded comments, notes, and error warnings in the final document.Headings: This allows you do display headings, which are the fixed alphabetical (A, B, C) and numerical (1, 2, 3) labels on the x-axis and y-axis of Excel spreadsheets.Gridlines: This lets you set whether or not to show gridlines, which are the lines between cells that appear when there’s no border painted on them.Print Titles: You can freeze specific rows and columns of the sheet in place so that they appear on every page, such as headers and labels.
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