Adobe ACROBAT 9 HOW-TOS - Choosing Settings for Basic and Production Printing

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C H A P T E R F I V E Creating Output: Saving, Exporting, and Printing
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Font Information to the Rescue
In situations where you need to expand an original body of work but don’t
have a template, for example, you can quickly check in the generated PDF and
see the fonts in the Fonts tab of the Document Properties dialog. Click the plus
icon (+) to the left of the font name to open a list with more information. For
each font, you see the name and font type used in the original document; the
list displays the font, font type, and encoding used to display the document in
Acrobat.
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The Advanced tab shows PDF settings and reading options. Normally,
you won’t often change this information, aside from attaching an index
to a document. Click Browse to open an Attach Index dialog and locate
an index on your hard drive. Click Open and attach the selected index
to the document.
When you have nished making changes to the document’s proper-
ties, click OK. Save the le to apply the modied properties.
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