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OK, we've go two more icons to set up here; our close icon and our printer icon here. I'm going to start off with the printer icon. I'll go back to my Hyperlink Tool, click and drag a box over top of the printer there, the printer icon. Inside the Create Link Dialog Box, same story as always. Invisible Rectangle, Inset, Custom Link down at the bottom. I'll click on Next. Actions Tab, Execute a Menu Item and then I'll click on Add and this guy is simply going to choose File, Print. This is exactly the same as setting up that Print Bookmark which you saw way back when. OK, so File, Print. I'll click on OK and then OK one more time. Let's give this guy a quick test, back to the Hand Tool and I'll try clicking on him here and of course Acrobat's Print Dialog Box comes up. Wonderful stuff. OK, one more icon to go here. My close icon here. So back to my Hyperlink Tool, I'll click and drag my Hyperlink Box over top of the icon here. Invisible Rectangle, Inset, Custom Link, you know the story by now, right? Click on Next, Actions, Execute a Menu Item, Add and then this guy's going to choose File, Close. OK, wonderful. I'm going to click on OK, OK one more time, back to the Hand Tool here and I'll try clicking on this guy and I get Acrobat's Save Dialog Box coming up because I haven't saved my file yet. I'll click on Save and there it is. Alright. So there's a look at creating some hyperlinks inside Acrobat; not only to control Acrobat but also to add in navigational hyperlinks and web hyperlinks to connect up to different websites and so on. I hope you enjoyed this module and I hope you can definitely put to good use inside your PDFs.