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| Select Adobe PDF conversion settings |
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| Predefined Adobe PDF settings provide a starting point for creating Adobe PDF files for a variety of publishing needs. These settings are designed to balance file size with quality, depending on how the PDF file is to be used: |
| ΓÇó | | High Quality creates PDF files for high-quality output. |
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| ΓÇó | | Press Quality creates PDF files for high-resolution print production, for example, on an imagesetter or platesetter. These settings require font embedding. |
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| ΓÇó | | Smallest File Size creates PDF files for displaying on the Web or an intranet, or for distribution through an email system for on-screen viewing. No fonts are embedded. |
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| ΓÇó | | Standard creates PDF files to be printed on desktop printers or digital copiers, published on CDs, or sent to clients as a publishing proof. |
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| If your high-resolution print job requires specific output settings, you can edit the settings. |
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