Operation Manual

C OREL PDF F USION U SER G UIDE
SETUPS INDEX CONTENTS  109 
MANAGING SETUPS INDEX CONTENTS  109 
The standard setups that are delivered with Corel PDF Fusion may not be renamed or
removed. Therefore, the Rename and Remove buttons are disabled when a standard
setup is selected from the menu. If you do attempt to make changes to a standard setup,
you are prompted to save the modified setup with a new name.
A setup name can contain any characters you wish except for backslash (\). Leading and
trailing spaces are removed from the name (apart from shared setups, which are
identified by a leading space). Setup names must be unique and are not case sensitive
(that is,
ConfigName and configNAME are considered to be the same).
9.2.1 Standard setups
This section lists the standard setups provided with Corel PDF Fusion:
For PDF files:
General
Optimized for general business use creating PDF v1.5 files converted to
RGB and with graphics subjected to JPEG—medium compression.
Press Ready
Optimized for sending jobs to a commercial printer creating PDF v1.4
files with graphics subjected to JPEG—low compression and with all
fonts embedded.
Print Quality
Optimized for printing to office type laser printers creating PDF v1.4 files
optimized for fast web viewing and with graphics subjected to Bicubic —
low compression.
Web
Optimized for screen viewing creating PDF v1.5 files converted to RGB
and optimized for fast web viewing. Graphics are subjected to JPEG—
high compression.
PDF/A-1b(CMYK)
The PDF file conform to the ISO standard PDF/A-1b, used for the
archiving of electronic documents. When this is selected the Create
PDF/A-1b compliant files and Convert All Colors To CMYK options are
set. See “Creates a PDF/A-1b compliant file” on page 114 and “Color
conversion” on page 116.
PDF/A-1b(RGB)
The PDF file conforms to the ISO standard PDF/A-1b, used for the
archiving of electronic documents in RGB. When this is selected the
Create PDF/A-1b compliant files and Convert All Colors To RGB
options are set. See “Creates a PDF/A-1b compliant file” on page 114
and “Color conversion” on page 116.
NOTE: To guarantee the fidelity of PDF/A-1b files use the Corel PDF Converter or print to the Corel PDF
printer.