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There is a known issue with Adobe Reader 7.0 that causes PDF files to not be opened from a hyperlink in Office products. If you upgrade to Adobe 7.1 or higher you should be fine. "Joel" wrote: The length of the filename string is 99 characters. I suspect this is the problem. Not sure. If it is a company network you could try mapping a drive such as T: to the path and see

The length of the filename string is 99 characters. I suspect this is the problem. Not sure. If it is a company network you could try mapping a drive such as T: to the path and see if it works from a mapped drive. In window explorer, Tools - Map Netwrok Drive PDF files have a number of different prilidges rights besides the normal read/write. These prilidges included commmenting,

One thing you can try is mapping a new drive. Instead of mapping the new drive to the roo directory map the new drive to a subdirectory so you path name becomes shorter. Instead of K:\root use new drive letter Z:\root\sub1\sub12\sub13\sub14 "Joel" wrote: My best GUESS is that it is an adobe problem and not an excel problem. Try putting a hyperlink into a work document and see