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PDF Options dialog box

Use this dialog box to set PDF options when saving and sending records as a PDF file.

To set the PDF options for a file:

1. In the Document tab:

• Enter descriptive information about the file such as the title, subject, author, and

keywords.

• Select the version of Acrobat for viewing the file.

• Specify page numbering options.

2. In the Security tab:

• Specify Require password to open the file or Require password to control printing,

editing and security and assign passwords to the PDF file.

• Specify printing and editing privileges. If printing and editing privileges are allowed,

specify if copying and screen reading software are permitted.

3. In the Initial View tab:

• Select the panel and page elements of the PDF file to show.

• Select the page layout to display.

• Select the desired magnification.

4. Click OK.

Notes

• In the Security tab, if you specify Require password to open the file, the password will be

required when a user opens the PDF file using any application that enforces passwords

such as Adobe Reader, Adobe Acrobat Professional, or Apple Preview. If you specify

Require password to control printing, editing and security, the password will be

required when a user opens the PDF file using an application that allows a user to modify

privileges on the file such as Adobe Acrobat Professional. The password will be required

before a user can modify the privileges on the file.

• If either password option is specified in the PDF file, the file will be protected and its

contents will also be encrypted. An encrypted PDF file's content appears as "unreadable

text" when opened using non-PDF reading applications. The file's content cannot be

indexed by the operating system and search engines, which means users will not be able to

search for content within the document using desktop and internet search utilities.

• If no password is specified for the PDF file, the file's contents are fully readable using other

applications and can be indexed and searched on using search applications and utilities.

Also, because there is no password protection, the file can be opened by anyone.