I'm making PDF's from Word using the Acrobat 8 Word Addin.

When starting the PDF creation process in Word, if the file is large
you get prompted about turning off tagging to save time. If I choose
to turn of tagging, the dot leaders in a TOC (Table of contents) don't
get hyperlinked. If I turn on tagging, they do, but many of the
hyperlinked portions of text throughout the document now get
butchered, whereas they all work fine when tagging is turned off. So
I think this is a bug in Acrobat.

Here's another thing that appears to be a bug in Acrobat. If I
hyperlink a line in Word that has plain text at the left margin, and
text at the right margin by using a right aligned tab stop setting,
and have dot leaders turned on. The resulting PDF file does not
hyperlink the dot leaders or the text at the right margin. This might
be when saying NO to tagging.

Are these known bugs in Acrobat 8?