Distiller is a little tricky until you get used to it.
Start with a Postscript file (.ps) ... if running Windows, you can
convert a file to .ps by using the Print to file option of a print
dialog box.
db
chad evans wyatt wrote:
Distiller, OK. I have that, and will learn to use
that in my
I use Adobe InDesign. InDesign gives lots of choices for export,
including prepress, crop marks, compressing images, embedding fonts
[default], compatibility with earlier versions of Acrobat Reader. Only
Postscript fonts can be embedded [? maybe]. A PDF/X file embeds lots of
extra information
Betty -
I am comfortable with several keyboard configurations
(Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, French, etc). They are all
available to me on my OSX platform (as they were in
OS9), and I draw upon them frequently (flags in the
menu bar activated).
How does one go the extra step to embed, I thought
In order to control what gets put in a pdf and how, you have to use a
full featured pdf tool like Acrobat Distiller. It let's you embed
fonts etc while trading off with increased file size.
db
chad evans wyatt wrote:
Betty -
I am comfortable with several keyboard configurations
(Czech,
I use Adobe InDesign. InDesign gives lots of choices for export,
including prepress, crop marks, compressing images, embedding fonts
[default], compatibility with earlier versions of Acrobat Reader. Only
Postscript fonts can be embedded [? maybe]. A PDF/X file embeds lots of
extra information
Distiller, OK. I have that, and will learn to use
that in my record-keeping. Thanks!
Chad
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Many thanks, Betty! I can't wait to look at files
from all that time ago...
Another question: I know that you handle languages
fonts with accents other than English. Some time ago,
I used Acrobat5 to convert many webpages relevant to a
project to .pdf. Diacriticals worked fine,
everything.
As one who uses several different languages in my work [and play], I've
memorized most of the keyboard combinations for special symbols,
accents, umlauts, etc. I still use the old Key Caps to find what I need
quickly, and I have a chart, too.
When you create a document in Acrobat, there are a
