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Last update Sep 30, 2022 10:49:34 AM GMT | Also applies to Adobe Acrobat 2017, Adobe Acrobat 2020
- Acrobat User Guide
- Introduction to Acrobat
- Access Acrobat from desktops, mobile devices, and the web
- What's new in Acrobat
- Key combinations
- System requirements
- Workspace
- Workspace basics
- Opening and viewing PDF files
- Opening PDF documents
- Navigating PDF document pages
- View settings PDF
- Customizing PDF viewing modes
- Enable thumbnail preview of PDF 9 files0011
- Display PDF in browser
- Working with online cloud storage accounts
- Accessing files from Box
- Accessing files from Dropbox
- Accessing files from OneDrive
- Accessing files from SharePoint
- Accessing files from Google Drive
- Acrobat and macOS
- Acrobat notifications
- Grids, guides and measurements in PDF
- Use of Asian text, Cyrillic and left-to-right text in PDF documents
- Workspace basics
- Creating PDF documents
- Overview of the procedure for creating PDF documents
- Create PDF files in Acrobat
- Creating PDF documents with PDFMaker
- Using the Adobe PDF Printer
- Converting web pages to PDF
- Create PDF files with Acrobat Distiller
- Adobe PDF conversion settings nine0009 PDF fonts
- Editing text in PDF documents
- Editing images and objects in a PDF document
- Rotate, move, delete and renumber pages PDF
- Edit scanned PDF documents
- Enhance document photos taken with a mobile device camera
- Optimizing PDF documents
- PDF document properties and metadata
- Links and attachments in PDF
- Layers of PDF documents
- Thumbnails and bookmarks in PDF documents
- Action Wizard (Acrobat Pro)
- PDF files converted to web pages
- Set up PDF documents for use in a presentation
- Articles PDF
- Geospatial PDF
- Applying actions and scripts to PDF files
- Changing the default font for adding text
- Deleting pages from PDF documents
- Scanning Documents to PDF
- Document Photo Enhancement
- Troubleshooting scanner problems when using Acrobat to scan
- Fundamentals of Working with PDF Forms
- Create forms from scratch in Acrobat
- Create and distribute PDF forms
- Completing PDF Forms
- PDF form field properties
- Filling out and signing PDF forms
- Configuring Buttons to Perform Actions on PDF Forms
- Publish interactive web forms PDF
- Fundamentals of working with PDF form fields
- PDF form fields for barcode
- Collecting and Managing PDF Form Data
- Form Inspector
- Help with PDF forms
- Send PDF forms to recipients using email. mail or internal server
- Merge or merge files into one PDF file
- Rotate, move, delete and renumber pages PDF
- Add headers, footers, and Bates numbering to PDF documents
- Crop PDF pages
- Adding watermarks to PDF documents
- Adding a background to PDF documents
- Working with PDF Portfolio Files
- Publish and share PDF Portfolio
- PDF portfolio overview
- Creating and customizing a PDF portfolio
- Sharing and tracking PDF documents online
- Mark text when editing
- Preparing to edit a PDF document
- Starting PDF editing process
- Hosting collaborative reviews on SharePoint or Office 365 sites
- Participate in editing PDF document
- Adding comments to PDF documents
- Adding a stamp to a PDF file
- Approval processes
- Comment management | view, add answer, print
- Import and export of comments
- PDF editing tracking and management
- Save PDF
- Converting PDF files to Word format
- Convert PDF document to JPG 9 file0011
- Converting and exporting PDF documents to other file formats
- File formatting options for PDF export
- Reusing PDF content
- Enhanced security for PDF documents
- Protecting PDF documents with passwords
- Digital ID Management
- Protecting PDF Documents with Certificates
- Opening protected PDF documents nine0009 Remove sensitive data from PDF documents
- Signing PDF documents
- Capture a signature on a mobile device and use it in any application
- Sending documents for electronic signatures
- About certificate signing
- Signatures based on certificate
- Confirmation of digital signatures
- Adobe 9 Approved Trusted List0011
- Proxy Management
- Basic tasks for printing PDF files
- PDF Brochure & Portfolio Printing
- PDF advanced print settings
- Print to PDF
- Print color PDF documents (Acrobat Pro)
- Printing PDF files using custom sizes
- Create and test accessibility tools for PDF documents
- Accessibility features in PDF files
- PDF Reading Order tool
- Reading PDF documents with accessibility and reflow features
- Edit document structure in the Content and Tags panels
- Creating Accessible PDF Documents
- PDF indexing
- Search in PDF documents
- Add audio, video, and interactive objects to PDF files
- Add 3D models to PDF files (Acrobat Pro)
- Displaying 3D models in PDF files
- Interaction with 3D models
- Measuring 3D objects in PDF files
- Setting up 3D views in PDF files
- Enable 3D content in a PDF document
- Adding multimedia content to PDF documents
- Add comments for 3D layouts in PDF files
- Play video, audio and multimedia formats in PDF files
- Adding comments to videos
- Prepress Tools Overview
- Printing marks and fine lines
- Color separation preview
- Processing transparency
- Color conversion and ink management
- Color Trapping
- PDF/X-, PDF/A-, and PDF/E compliant files
- Preflight profiles
- Extended Preflight
- Preflight reports
- Viewing preflight results, objects, and resources
- PDF output methods
- Fixing problem areas with the Preflight tool
- Automate Document Analysis with Droplets or Preflight
- Analyzing documents with the Preflight tool
- Additional check with the Preflight tool
- Preflight Libraries
- Preprint variables
- Color Consistency
- Color settings
- Document Color Management
- Working with color profiles
- Basic Color Management nine0023
Create PDF documents by printing to a file
In many source applications, you can use the Print command with an Adobe PDF printer to convert a file to PDF. The original document is converted to PostScript and loaded directly into Distiller to be converted to PDF without manually launching Distiller. The current Distiller settings and Adobe PDF settings are used to convert the file. When working with custom page sizes, you must create a custom page size. nine0003
(Windows OS) Some features available in PDFMaker for Microsoft Office documents are not supported by the Adobe PDF printer. For example, when using the Adobe PDF printer, you cannot create bookmarks and hyperlinks. To take advantage of these features, use PDFMaker to create a PDF from a Microsoft Office document.
The Adobe PDF Printer creates PDF files without tags. The tagged structure is essential for reflowing content for a portable device and is recommended for correct, reliable results in screen readers. nine0003
Create PDF using the Print command (Windows)
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Open the file in the source application and choose File > Print.
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Select Adobe PDF from the list of printers.
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Click the Properties (or Preferences) button to set Adobe PDF printer options. (Some applications require you to click the "Settings" button in the "Print" dialog box to open a list of printers, and then click "Properties" or "Preferences"). nine0003
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In the Print dialog box, click OK.
The PDF file is saved in the folder specified in the Adobe PDF Document Folder options in the Preferences dialog box; the default location is "My Documents". If "Prompt for Adobe PDF File Name" is selected, the Save As dialog box will open during printing.
Create PDF using the Print command (macOS X)
The method of creating PDF files using the Print command has changed in macOS 10.6 Snow Leopard for Acrobat 9.1 and later. The following procedure describes the method for Snow Leopard and earlier versions of macOS X.
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Open the file in the source application and choose File > Print.
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Select Save as Adobe PDF from the PDF menu at the bottom of the dialog box.
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To customize Adobe PDF, select one of the default options, or set options using Distiller. All user defined options are listed here. nine0003
Most users will be fine with the default Adobe PDF settings.
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For "After creating PDF", select whether to open the PDF file or not.
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Click Continue.
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Enter a name, specify a location for the PDF file, and click the Save button.
By default, the PDF file is saved with the same file name and extension .pdf.
Adobe PDF print settings (Windows)
The print settings apply to all applications that use the Adobe PDF printer until settings in the source application are changed in Page Setup, Document Setup, or Print.
The printer preferences dialog box is named Adobe PDF Printing Preferences, Adobe PDF Default Printing, or Adobe PDF Document Properties, depending on how you access it.
To access print settings:
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Open the Printers window from the Start menu. Right-click Adobe PDF Printer and select Printing Preferences. nine0003
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In a source application such as Adobe InDesign, choose File > Print. Select the Adobe PDF printer and click the Properties (or Preferences) button. (Some applications require you to click the Settings button in the Print window to open a list of printers, and then click Properties or Preferences to change Adobe PDF settings.) PDF. The Paper/Quality tab and the Layout tab contain other common options for paper source, printer ink, page orientation, and pages per sheet. nine0003
"Printer Settings" is different from "Properties" of the printer. The settings include Adobe PDF properties for the conversion process; The Properties dialog box contains tabs with options that are available for any type of printer.
Adobe PDF Conversion Options
Select a built-in set of options from the Standard Options menu, or click Edit to view or change options on the PDF Creation Options tab. nine0003
Protect Adobe PDF
To secure the PDF, select one of the following options, or click Edit to view or change security settings.
- Confirm for each job . Opens the Adobe PDF - Protect dialog every time you create a PDF using the Adobe PDF Printer. Specify the desired settings in the dialog box.
- Use last known security settings . Use the same security settings that were last used when creating a PDF using an Adobe PDF printer on a computer.
Folder of finished documents
Select the output folder of the converted PDF, or click Browse to add or change the output folder. Select Prompt for Adobe PDF filename to specify the location and filename during conversion.
Paper Size Menu nine0003
Select the specified custom page size.
Replace existing PDF
Choose whether you want to replace an existing PDF file: Always , Ask every time or Never .
View Adobe PDF Results
Automatically launches Acrobat and displays the converted document.
Add document details nine0003
Contains information such as the file name, creation date and time.
Use only system fonts; do not use document fonts
Deselect this option to download all fonts when creating a PDF. All fonts will be available in the PDF document, but it will take more time to create it. Select this option if you want to work with documents in Asian languages.
Delete completed job report files nine0003
Automatically deletes report files for completed jobs.
Setting the Adobe PDF Printer Properties (Windows)
On Windows, you can generally leave the Adobe PDF printer properties unchanged, unless printer sharing or security settings are configured.
"Printer Settings" is different from "Properties" of the printer. The Properties dialog box contains tabs with options that apply to any type of printer, Preferences includes conversion options specific to the Adobe PDF printer. nine0003
Set Adobe PDF printer properties
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From the Start menu, open the Devices and Printers folder and right-click on the Adobe PDF Printer.
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Select Properties.
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Click the tabs and select the options you want.
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Exit Distiller if it is running and wait for all queued jobs in the Adobe PDF printer to complete.
From the Start menu, open the Devices and Printers folder.
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Right-click the Adobe PDF printer and select Printer Properties.
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Click the Ports tab and then click Add Port.
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Select Adobe PDF Port (Windows XP) or Adobe PDF Port Monitor (Vista/Windows 7) from the list of available port types, then click New Port.
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Select a local folder for PDF output and click OK. Then click "Close" to exit the "Printer Ports" dialog box. nine0003
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In the Adobe PDF Properties dialog box, click Apply, then click OK.
It is recommended to select a folder on the same system where Distiller is installed. Although remote or network folders are supported, user access to them is limited, and certain security restrictions apply.
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Exit Distiller if it is running and wait a few minutes for all jobs in the Adobe PDF printer queue to complete. nine0003
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From the Start menu, open the Devices and Printers folder.
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Right-click the Adobe PDF printer and select Printer Properties.
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Click the Ports tab.
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Select the default port (Documents) and click Apply.
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Select the port you want to delete, click "Delete Port", then click "OK" to confirm the deletion.
- nine0002 Select the Documents port again and click Close.
Creating and using a custom page size
It is important to distinguish between page size (defined in the Document Settings dialog box for a given document in the source application) and paper size (sheet of paper, film, or printing plate area on which printing is in progress). The page size can be set to U.S. Letter (8.5 x 11 inches or 21.59x 27.94 cm), but you need to print on a larger sheet of paper or transparencies to accommodate the printer's marks or bleed areas. To ensure that the document prints correctly, set the page size in the application and on the printer.
The list of paper sizes available in Acrobat is determined by the PPD file (PostScript printers) or the printer driver (other printers). If the printer and the PPD selected for PostScript printing support custom paper sizes, the Paper Size menu will display the Custom option. For printers designed for very large print sizes, Acrobat supports a page size of 15,000,000 inches (38,100,000 cm) by 15,000,000 inches (38,100,000 cm). nine0003
Creating a custom page size (Windows)
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Do one of the following.
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From the Start menu, open the Devices and Printers or Printers and Faxes folder. Right-click Adobe PDF Printer and select Printing Preferences.
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In a source application such as Adobe InDesign, choose File > Print. Select Adobe PDF as the printer and click the Properties button (Some applications require you to click the Settings button in the Print window to open a list of printers, and then click Properties or Preferences to change Adobe PDF settings) . nine0003
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On the PDF Creation Options tab, click the Add button next to the Adobe PDF Paper Size menu.
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Specify the name, width, height, and units. Click Add/Change to enter a name for the new size in the Adobe PDF Paper Size menu.
Creating a custom page size (macOS)
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In a source application such as Adobe InDesign, choose File > Page Setup. nine0003
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From the Paper Size pop-up menu, select Custom Sizes.
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Press the Plus (+) button.
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Specify a name, width, height, and margins. The units of measure depend on the system language.
Using a custom page size
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Choose File > Print.
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Click the Page Setup button.
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Select a new custom page size from the Paper Size menu.
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- Confirm for each job . Opens the Adobe PDF - Protect dialog every time you create a PDF using the Adobe PDF Printer. Specify the desired settings in the dialog box.
- Create simple PDF documents in Acrobat
- Adobe PDF 9 conversion settings0011
- Create PDF files with Acrobat Distiller
- Create PDF documents with PDFMaker (Windows)
- Scan documents to PDF
- Convert web pages to PDF
- Create PDF documents with accessibility
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Last update May 21, 2021 10:54:09 AM GMT | Also applies to Adobe Acrobat 2017
- Acrobat User Guide
- Introduction to Acrobat
- Access Acrobat from desktops, mobile devices, and the web
- What's new in Acrobat
- Key combinations
- System requirements
- Workspace
- Workspace basics
- Opening and viewing PDF files
- Opening PDF documents
- Navigating PDF document pages
- View settings PDF
- Customizing PDF viewing modes
- Enable thumbnail preview of PDF 9 files0011
- Display PDF in browser
- Working with online cloud storage accounts
- Accessing files from Box
- Accessing files from Dropbox
- Accessing files from OneDrive
- Accessing files from SharePoint
- Accessing files from Google Drive
- Acrobat and macOS
- Acrobat notifications
- Grids, guides and measurements in PDF
- Use of Asian text, Cyrillic and left-to-right text in PDF documents
- Workspace basics
- Creating PDF documents
- Overview of the procedure for creating PDF documents
- Create PDF files in Acrobat
- Creating PDF documents with PDFMaker
- Using the Adobe PDF Printer
- Converting web pages to PDF
- Create PDF files with Acrobat Distiller
- Adobe PDF conversion settings nine0009 PDF fonts
- Editing text in PDF documents
- Editing images and objects in a PDF document
- Rotate, move, delete and renumber pages PDF
- Edit scanned PDF documents
- Enhance document photos taken with a mobile device camera
- Optimizing PDF documents
- PDF document properties and metadata
- Links and attachments in PDF
- Layers of PDF documents
- Thumbnails and bookmarks in PDF documents
- Action Wizard (Acrobat Pro)
- PDF files converted to web pages
- Set up PDF documents for use in a presentation
- Articles PDF
- Geospatial PDF
- Applying actions and scripts to PDF files
- Changing the default font for adding text
- Deleting pages from PDF documents
- Scanning Documents to PDF
- Document Photo Enhancement
- Troubleshooting scanner problems when using Acrobat to scan
- Fundamentals of Working with PDF Forms
- Create forms from scratch in Acrobat
- Create and distribute PDF forms
- Completing PDF Forms
- PDF form field properties
- Filling out and signing PDF forms
- Configuring Buttons to Perform Actions on PDF Forms
- Publish interactive web forms PDF
- Fundamentals of working with PDF form fields
- PDF form fields for barcode
- Collecting and Managing PDF Form Data
- Form Inspector
- Help with PDF forms
- Send PDF forms to recipients using email. mail or internal server
- Merge or merge files into one PDF file
- Rotate, move, delete and renumber pages PDF
- Add headers, footers, and Bates numbering to PDF documents
- Crop PDF pages
- Adding watermarks to PDF documents
- Adding a background to PDF documents
- Working with PDF Portfolio Files
- Publish and share PDF Portfolio
- PDF portfolio overview
- Creating and customizing a PDF portfolio
- Sharing and tracking PDF documents online
- Mark text when editing
- Preparing to edit a PDF document
- Starting PDF editing process
- Hosting collaborative reviews on SharePoint or Office 365 sites
- Participate in editing PDF document
- Adding comments to PDF documents
- Adding a stamp to a PDF file
- Approval processes
- Comment management | view, add answer, print
- Import and export of comments
- PDF editing tracking and management
- Save PDF
- Converting PDF files to Word format
- Convert PDF document to JPG 9 file0011
- Converting and exporting PDF documents to other file formats
- File formatting options for PDF export
- Reusing PDF content
- Enhanced security for PDF documents
- Protecting PDF documents with passwords
- Digital ID Management
- Protecting PDF Documents with Certificates
- Opening protected PDF documents nine0009 Remove sensitive data from PDF documents
- Signing PDF documents
- Capture a signature on a mobile device and use it in any application
- Sending documents for electronic signatures
- About certificate signing
- Signatures based on certificate
- Confirmation of digital signatures
- Adobe 9 Approved Trusted List0011
- Proxy Management
- Basic tasks for printing PDF files
- PDF Brochure & Portfolio Printing
- PDF advanced print settings
- Print to PDF
- Print color PDF documents (Acrobat Pro)
- Printing PDF files using custom sizes
- Create and test accessibility tools for PDF documents
- Accessibility features in PDF files
- PDF Reading Order tool
- Reading PDF documents with accessibility and reflow features
- Edit document structure in the Content and Tags panels
- Creating Accessible PDF Documents
- PDF indexing
- Search in PDF documents
- Add audio, video, and interactive objects to PDF files
- Add 3D models to PDF files (Acrobat Pro)
- Displaying 3D models in PDF files
- Interaction with 3D models
- Measuring 3D objects in PDF files
- Setting up 3D views in PDF files
- Enable 3D content in a PDF document
- Adding multimedia content to PDF documents
- Add comments for 3D layouts in PDF files
- Play video, audio and multimedia formats in PDF files
- Adding comments to videos
- Prepress Tools Overview
- Printing marks and fine lines
- Color separation preview
- Processing transparency
- Color conversion and ink management
- Color Trapping
- PDF/X-, PDF/A-, and PDF/E compliant files
- Preflight profiles
- Extended Preflight
- Preflight reports
- Viewing preflight results, objects, and resources
- PDF output methods
- Fixing problem areas with the Preflight tool
- Automate Document Analysis with Droplets or Preflight
- Analyzing documents with the Preflight tool
- Additional check with the Preflight tool
- Preflight Libraries
- Preprint variables
- Color Consistency
- Color settings
- Document Color Management
- Working with color profiles
- Basic Color Management nine0023
Printing a large document
You can print a large document, such as a poster or banner, by dividing a page into multiple sheets of paper (called "split sheets"). The split setting determines the number of sheets of paper required. You can change the size of the original to match the paper size, and specify the number of sheets to split. You can then combine the divided segments.
You can also enlarge a standard size document and print it on multiple pages. nine0003
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Select menu File > Print .
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Click Poster .
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(Optional) When setting these options, check the result in the Preview pane:
Segment Scale
Sets the scale. Scaling affects how page segments are displayed on sheets of paper. (Select the Overlay box to update the preview window with the new scale value.)
overlap
Specifies the minimum amount of duplicated information that will be printed on each piece of the layout to simplify gluing. The Overlay option uses the units defined for the document. The parameter value must be greater than the minimum print indent size. The maximum value is half the length of the short side of the document. For example, page layout tiles that are 11x17 inches (279.4x431.8 mm) can overlap by up to 5.5 inches (139.7 mm).
Labels
Includes the PDF name, print date, and layout area coordinates on each sheet. For example, the label "Page 1 (1,1)" points to the first row and first column on page 1. Coordinates are used to assemble the fragments.
Cut marks
Prints marks on each corner of a split page for easy gluing. Use this option in conjunction with the Overlay option. If the boundaries of the overlap are set, then with the subsequent alignment of the boundaries, it will be possible to use register marks to trim the segments. nine0003
Partitioning only large pages
Splits large pages only (standard pages are printed at normal size).
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