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User Guide
Acrobat 4 Acrobat 5 Acrobat 6 Acrobat 7
(PDF 1.3) (PDF 1.4) (PDF 1.5) (PDF 1.6)
PDF files can PDF files can Most PDF files Most PDF files
be opened
with Acrobat
3.0 and Acro­ be opened
with Acrobat
3.0 and Acro­ can be
opened with
Acrobat 4.0 can be
opened with
Acrobat 4.0
bat Reader 3.0 bat Reader 3.0 and Acrobat and Acrobat
and later. and later. Reader 4.0 Reader 4.0
However, fea­ and later. and later.
tures specific
to later ver­
sions may be
lost or not
viewable. However, fea­
tures specific
to later ver­
sions may be
lost or not However, fea­
tures specific
to later ver­
sions may be
lost or not
viewable. viewable.
Cannot con- Supports the Supports the Supports the
tain artwork use of live use of live use of live
that uses live transparency transparency transparency
transparency in artwork. in artwork. in artwork.
effects. Any
transparency
must be flat­
tened prior to
converting to
PDF 1.3.
Layers are not
supported. Layers are not
supported. Preserves lay­
ers when cre­
ating PDF files
from applica­
tions that Preserves lay­
ers when cre­
ating PDF files
from applica­
tions that
support the
generation of
layered PDF
documents, support the
generation of
layered PDF
documents,
such as Illus­ such as Illus­
trator CS or trator CS or
InDesign CS. InDesign CS.
DeviceN color DeviceN color DeviceN color DeviceN color
space with 8
space with 8 space with up space with up
colorants is colorants is to 31 colo­ to 31 colo­
supported. supported. rants is sup­ rants is sup­
ported. ported.
Double-byte Double-byte Double-byte Double-byte
fonts can be fonts can be fonts can be fonts can be
embedded. embedded. embedded. embedded.
40-bit RC4 128-bit RC4 128-bit RC4 128-bit RC4
security sup­
ported. security sup­
ported. security sup­
ported. and 128-bit
AES
(Advanced
Encryption
Standard)
security sup­
ported.
Description Displays the description from the selected preset, and provides a place for you to edit the description.
You can paste a description from the clipboard. Editing the description of a preset appends the word “(modified)” to
the preset name. Conversely, changing the settings in a preset prepends the description with “[Based on
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