When you're ready to start, you should have a bunch of .doc files and a bunch of .eps files. It is important that your ArcView layouts have no polygon coverages with transparent foregrounds, as conversion of these layouts to .PDF files will result in rasterization errors when the .PDF files are displayed in the Adobe Acrobat Reader. The reformatting process that I used was tedious and time consuming. Like I said, if you can come up with a better way to address the kerning problem, you'll be my hero. The links that you can build in Adobe Acrobat place colored boxes around the linked text rather than create colored hyperlinks.
Links connect places within a document to other places within the document.
Scanning in Figures I had a few figures in my document for which I didn't have electronic copies. I used the scanner to create electronic copies of these figures. To use the scanner, open HP DeskScan II DeskScan II v2.2. Make sure that the scanner is turned on and place into it the page that you want to scan. Since the .doc files now have colored text embedded, they need to be converted to postscript files first.