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PDF Settings
These settings apply only to the PDF output format. The settings in this category are defined as follows:
Acrobat Distiller - PDF job settings
Specifies the Acrobat Distiller PDF job settings you want ePublisher to use when generating PDF output. The Acrobat Distiller PDF job settings you specify must be configured on the computer where ePublisher generates output.
Acrobat Distiller - Use for document extensions
Specifies the document extensions you want to use when generating PDF output using Acrobat Distiller.
Generate a combined PDF per top level group
Specifies whether you want to generate a combined PDF for each top level group in Document Manager.
Generate a PDF per document
Specifies whether you want to generate a PDF for each source document included in Document Manager.
PDF job settings
Specifies the PDF job settings you want to use when generating output. When you create PDFs using Adobe FrameMaker, you can manually set job options to specify the compression for ePublisher to use when creating PDFs. Adobe FrameMaker provides predefined sets of job options that you can use to control the quality of the PDFs. This setting applies only when you generate output from Adobe FrameMaker source documents. The values for this setting are defined as follows:
Value |
Description |
Screen |
Specifies the appropriate settings if you plan to post PDFS on a web site. This value is designed for low-resolution, on-screen display. Because of the low-resolution display quality, the screen setting allows content to download and display faster when users access and view PDF on web sites |
eBook |
Specifies the appropriate settings if users view your PDFs on desktops computers, laptop computers, and eBook reading tools. |
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Specifies the appropriate settings if your PDFs will be printed. This value produces high-resolution and high image quality PDFs appropriate for printing. This value is similar to the pre press setting, but it produces a smaller file size and fewer image details. |
Pre Press |
Specifies the appropriate settings if your PDFs will be printed using a high-resolution printing method. This value produces the most detailed image quality. However, because of its high resolution, the PDFs produced using this value have the largest file sizes when compared to other PDF job settings. |