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Saving and exporting PDFs

Last updated 4/7/2015

Text and XML options

Encoding Refers to the binary values, based on international standards, used to represent the text characters. UTF-8 is

a Unicode representation of characters using one or more 8-bit bytes per character; UTF-16 represents characters using

16-bit bytes. ISO-Latin-1 is an 8-bit representation of characters that is a superset of ASCII. UCS-4 is a Universal

Character Set coded in 4 octets. HTML/ASCII is a 7-bit representation of characters developed by ANSI.

Use Mapping Table Default uses the default character encoding defined in mapping tables, which appear in the Plug-

ins/SaveAsXML/MappingTables folder. These mapping tables specify many characteristics of how the data is output,

including the following default character encodings: UTF-8 (Save as XML or HTML 4.0.1) and HTML/ASCII (Save as

HTML 3.2).

Generate Bookmarks Generates bookmark links to content for HTML or XML documents. Links are placed at the

beginning of the resulting HTML or XML document.

Generate Tags For Untagged Files Generates tags for files that are not already tagged, such as PDFs created using

Acrobat 4.0 or earlier. If this option is not selected, untagged files are not converted.

Note: Tags are applied only as part of the conversion process and are discarded after the conversion. This is not a method

for creating tagged PDFs from legacy files

Generate Images Controls how images are converted. Converted image files are referenced from within XML and

HTML documents.

Use Sub-Folder Specifies the folder in which to store generated images. The default is Images.

Use Prefix Specifies the prefix added to the image filenames if you have several versions of the same image file.

Filenames assigned to images have the format filename_img_#.

Output Format Specifies the final format of images. The default is JPG.

Downsample To Downsamples image files to the specified resolution. If you do not select this option, image files have

the same resolution as in the source file. Image files are never upsampled.