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Compress Text And Line Art Applies Flate compression to all text and line art in the document, without loss of
detail or quality.
Crop Image Data To Frames May reduce file size by exporting only image data that falls within the visible portion
of the frame. Do not select this option if postprocessors might require the additional information (for repositioning
or bleeding an image, for example).
See also
“Exporting pages to PDF” on page 399
“About Adobe PDF presets” on page 402
HTML Conversion options for Adobe PDF files
When you export to PDF or edit a PDF preset, you can set the following HTML Conversion options.
Page Setup Specifies paper type, width, height, and orientation.
Margin Sets the page margins. To set uniform margins, click the Link All Margins button
Shrink Content To Paper Width
Proportionally shrinks a web page that’s wider than the selected paper size.
When Opening Zoom In To Original HTML Font Size
Selects Acrobat zoom setting that reflects HTML font size in
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web browser.
Use Single Page Layout
Extends the PDF page length to contain all the web content.
Allow Image Breaks Breaks images at page breaks, rather than shifting entire images and creating excess white
space.
Ignore Page Breaks Ignores the following HTML comment, which forces a page break in exported PDF files:
< - - G L P D F :P a g e b r e a k - - >
Remove Background Removes background colors, background images, and CSS background styles.
Mobile Compatible Selects the Create Tagged PDF option in the General area of the Adobe PDF Preset dialog box,
adding unique formatting tags for mobile devices. Mobile-compatible PDF files are best viewed in Acrobat 5.0 and
later.
Note:
Deselecting Mobile Compatible doesn’t deselect Create Tagged PDF; you must deselect that related option
manually.
Treat Colors In Pages As
Specifies the ICC profile used for color management:
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Main Monitor Colors
Uses the monitor profile.
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Working RGB
Uses the RGB working space specified in the Color Settings dialog box (Edit > Color Settings).
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Mac Colors
Uses the default profile for Mac OS.
• Windows Colors
Uses the default profile for Windows.
Use Embedded Image Profiles
Retains image profiles in the exported PDF file.