Those are not new options. They have been part of the Print dialog 
approximately forever.

Print to File means that Frame will pipe the printer output data stream to a 
file rather than the printer port. If you have selected a PostScript printer 
(including the Adobe PDF virtual printer as well as a physical printer model), 
the output will be a PostScript file, which you would presumably then 
explicitly distill to PDF if you have Adobe Acrobat Distiller. If you have 
selected a non-PostScript printer, the file will be the correct language for 
the selected printer (e.g., PCL for an HP printer), which will not be useful 
for producing a PDF.

Generate Acrobat Data does exactly that -- it generates (and includes in the 
PostScript printer stream) all the code necessary to make a PDF interactive 
(e.g., ID tags for the paragraph that are targets of hyperlinks, hyperlinks to 
those IDs and external URLs). When printing to a physical printer, all that 
kind of information is extraneous, so Frame doesn't generate it. If your final 
deliverable is PDF (either directly or produced by Distiller from a PostScript 
file), you want to tell Frame to include all this data that Acrobat knows how 
to handle.

-FR

________________________________________
From: Framers <[email protected]> on 
behalf of Denis Daly <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, February 25, 2016 8:34 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Framers] PDF creation with Acrobat Standard Dc installed

HI,

Windows 10
FM 12 ver 12.0.4.445
Acrobat Standard DC

I have just recently received a new PC and Acrobat Standard DC, at the same 
time. Lots of changes at once.

I have am using File -> Print Book with the settings as in attached file.

I have managed to generate a valid PDF, but I was wondering if someone could 
please explain the two check box settings on the left most Dialog Box (Print 
Book)?:


1.       Print to File


2.       Generate Acrobat Data



I did have to uncheck the checkbox 'Rely on system fonts; do not use document 
fonts' on the Adobe PDF Document Properties Dialog Box, though.



Thanks.


Denis Daly
Technical Writer

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