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PhotoPlus X2 User Guide - Serif

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192 Printing and Exporting<br />

2. Set basic output options on the dialog’s General tab (shown).<br />

• Checking Fit to complete page or Fit to page width to set the default page<br />

view when the PDF is opened in Acrobat Reader.<br />

• Checking Preview PDF file in Acrobat automatically opens the PDF in<br />

Acrobat after it’s been created, so you can review it immediately. (If anything<br />

looks amiss, you’ll need to fix the problems in the file and regenerate the PDF.)<br />

• If handing off a file to a professional printer, choose either "PDF X/1" or<br />

"PDF X/1a" in the Compatibility list as advised by your print partner<br />

(otherwise just use an Acrobat X.0 option, where X is the version number).<br />

• In the Colour Management section, the Output colour space setting should<br />

always be "CMYK" for professional printing; otherwise "RGB" is fine. Select<br />

the Destination profile recommended by your print partner.<br />

• The Prepress Marks section lets you include printer marks in your PDF<br />

output (check an option to switch on). Use for professional printing.<br />

3. Set security options (if any) on the Security tab.<br />

• You can add password protection to keep the contents of your document<br />

away from unintended eyes, and/or lock certain capabilities to prevent<br />

unauthorized dissemination or changes. For example, you can specify No<br />

document printing to prevent paper reproduction of the publication’s<br />

contents, or No content copying to help ensure your work can’t be easily<br />

duplicated somewhere else. You can even enter a master password to give<br />

you—and only you—the right to alter these security settings. (Just be sure to<br />

remember your password!)<br />

4. Click OK.

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