Get Data Entry Done

We have a PDF that needs to have links added via Adobe Acrobat. The links should go under every citation. For example, on page 1079 of the attached PDF (that is, the fifth page), there is a citation key [156], and you'll need to use Acrobat or a tool of your choice to insert a clickable link to the URL [login to view URL] . The URL will be the same for all the links, apart from the number at the end (e.g., 7296) which you will look up in the attached reference document 409.html. Specifically, at the position in [login to view URL] corresponding to the [156], you will see this chunk of html: <span class='person-link'>Cecioni</span> <a class='e-ref-citation' title='Sopra un tipo di algebre prive di divisori dello zero' href='#eref7296'>[e3]</a>, The number 156 does NOT appear in the reference html file, but you can identify the relevant place from the surrounding text (here, the name Cecioni). The last component of the URL to be inserted appears in the link at the end of this chunk of html; in this case: #eref7296. The same link should be inserted under the bibliographic entry 156 on page 1099. (Both lines of the entry should be made clickable.) ==== This process will take care of the entries in the bibliography between 150 and 188, plus some entries with lower numbers (which are cited in the text). The remaining entries in the bibliography are all authored by A. A. Albert, and these appear in a second reference file, called 32.html. Again, you can determine the #eref number by looking at the context (the bibliographic data). For example, entry 145 of the PDF's bibliography appears in [login to view URL] like this: <aside class="bbl-pane" id ="3299_bibtex"> <div class="bbl-bibtex"><pre> @article {key0207683m, AUTHOR = {Albert, A. A.}, TITLE = {On some properties of biabelian fields}, JOURNAL = {Anais Acad. Brasil. Ci.}, FJOURNAL = {Anais da Academia Brasileira de Ci\^encias}, VOLUME = {38}, YEAR = {1966}, PAGES = {217--221}, NOTE = {MR:34 \#7498. Zbl:0154.03903.}, ISSN = {0001-3765}, } You might find this place by looking for the word ``biabelian'' in the title, or better (since many titles have frequently occurring words) by looking for the page range 217--221 (note the double hyphen in the coding) or the so-called MR number #7498. The id = "3299_bibtex" at the beginning of the chunk of the file shown above tells us that the URL should end in #eref3299. So underneath entry 145 in the bibliography, you will insert a link to [login to view URL] There are about 250 links to be inserted (180 different URLs).