User guide
Table Of Contents
- Chapter 1: Getting Started
- About This Chapter
- Topics
- The Instant PDF Documentation Set
- Using the Instant PDF Help Set
- System Requirements
- Installing Instant PDF
- Starting and Configuring Instant PDF
- Installing Predefined PDF Queues
- Buying and Registering Enfocus Instant PDF
- Getting Support
- Setting the Instant PDF Preferences
- Preferences > Personal Information
- Preferences > Language
- Preferences > Messages
- Preferences > Updates
- Preferences > Units
- Preferences > CertifiedPDF.net Membership
- Preferences > CertifiedPDF.net Synchronize
- Preferences > Jobs Location
- Preferences > Jobs Processing
- Preferences > Jobs Color Management
- Preferences > Jobs History
- Preferences > Help Location
- Preferences > Applications
- Preferences > E-mail Server
- Chapter 2: Creating Certified PDF Documents
- About This Chapter
- Topics
- Understanding the PDF Creation Process
- Creating PDF Documents the Conventional Way: Trial and Error
- Creating PDF Documents the Enfocus Way: the One-Step Process to an Output-Ready PDF File
- What Is an Enfocus PDF Queue?
- Viewing PDF Queues
- Creating a Certified PDF Document in QuarkXPress 7 or 8
- Creating a Certified PDF Document in Adobe InDesign CS3, CS4 or CS5
- Creating a Certified PDF Document in Adobe Illustrator CS3, CS4 or CS5
- Creating a Certified PDF Document in Adobe Acrobat 8 or 9
- Creating a Certified PDF Document in Mac OS X
- Creating a Certified PDF Document from PostScript or PDF Files
- Creating a Certified PDF Document by Printing to a Virtual Printer
- Chapter 3: Preflighting PDF documents
- Chapter 4: Using Action Lists
- Chapter 5: Working with Certified PDF documents
- About This Chapter
- Topics
- About Certified PDF
- Guaranteed Preflighting
- Document Consistency
- Responsibility
- The Certified PDF Workflow Explained
- What Is an Enfocus Certified PDF Document?
- Certified PDF User Identification
- Certified PDF Document Status
- Starting a Certified PDF Workflow for a PDF document
- Checking the Certified PDF Status of a PDF Document
- Viewing the Preflight Report of a Certified PDF Document
- Viewing the Edit Log File
- Viewing the Editing Sessions
- Chapter 6: Managing Jobs
- Chapter 7: Creating and Editing PDF Queues
- About This Chapter
- Topics
- Creating a New Enfocus PDF Queue
- Editing an Enfocus PDF Queue
- Using Variables When Configuring PDF Queues
- PDF Queue Properties
- Information
- Author
- Color Management
- Locking
- File Name
- PostScript to PDF
- Output Options
- QuarkXPress 7 or 8
- Adobe InDesign CS3, CS4 or CS5
- Adobe Illustrator CS3, CS4 or CS5
- Virtual Printer
- Mac OS X
- Existing File
- Correction
- Preflight
- Review
- Save
- FTP
- Enfocus PowerSwitch
- Summary
- Chapter 8: Managing PDF Queues
- Chapter 9: Using and Managing CertifiedPDF.net PDF Queues
- Index

Chapter 9: Using and Managing CertifiedPDF.net PDF Queues128
What is CertifiedPDF.net?
CertifiedPDF.net: An Online Resource for PDF Spec-
ifications
CertifiedPDF.net is an online resource for PDF Speci-
fications.
Online resource
CertifiedPDF.net is a Web site for professional PDF
users. The primary goal of CertifiedPDF.net is to
provide graphic arts professionals with a central-
ized hub to exchange PDF Specifications. Through
integration with Enfocus' desktop products you stay
up-to-date with changes that happen to these
Specifications.
CertifiedPDF.net also provides a wealth of support-
ing resources such as white papers, tips and tricks
and a database of explanations and solutions on
the feedback you get from your preflight report.
PDF Specifications
A PDF Specification is a collection of files which the
document creator can use to deliver PDF documents
which are up to the document receiver’s expecta-
tions. A Specification can include:
•A PDF Queue
• A Preflight Profile
•Action Lists
• PostScript Printer Description (PPD) Files
• QuarkXPress 7 or 8 Print Output Styles or PDF
Output Styles
• Adobe InDesign CS3, CS4 or CS5 PDF Presets
• Adobe Illustrator CS3, CS4 or CS5 PDF Presets
• Adobe PDF Settings (*.joboptions)
• ICC Profiles
•Documentation
The PDF document receiver creates and publishes
Specifications on CertifiedPDF.net. The PDF docu-
ment creator uses Specifications from Certified-
PDF.net.
CertifiedPDF.net Community
CertifiedPDF.net is a public Web site and is accessi-
ble to anyone. You can freely visit the Web site and
browse through the list of Specifications. You can
also see who is a contributing member of Certified-
PDF.net or take a look at the available resources.
However, if you wish to use CertifiedPDF.net effec-
tively, you can become a registered member of the
CertifiedPDF.net community. You can register:
•As a Subscribing Member
•As a Contributing Member
Subscribing Member
Subscribing members, or “subscribers”, are typi-
cally people who create and deliver PDF documents.
Once registered as a subscribing member, you can
download and subscribe to PDF Specifications. You
can manage your Specifications on CertifiedPDF.net
and you will also be notified automatically if one of
these Specifications is updated.
Subscribing members can use CertifiedPDF.net free
of charge.
Contributing Member
Contributing members, or “contributors”, are those
who create Specifications and publish them on Cer-
tifiedPDF.net. These are typically:
• People who receive PDF documents such as
printers and publishers
• Industry associations
Contributing members pay a yearly fee for the right
to publish their Specifications on CertifiedPDF.net.
See also:
•www.CertifiedPDF.net
• “Preferences > CertifiedPDF.net Membership”
on page 21
• “Preferences > CertifiedPDF.net Synchronize”
on page 22
• “Checking the CertifiedPDF.net Status of Your
PDF Queue in Instant PDF” on page 129
• “Synchronizing a PDF Queue with Certi-
fiedPDF.net” on page 130
• “Uploading and Publishing a PDF Queue on
CertifiedPDF.net” on page 133
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