10 things you do with PDF, but shouldn't. Q&A
This video shows the Q&A following the webinar '10 things you do with PDF, but (perhaps) you know you shouldn't'', presented by Christian Blaise (agileStreams) and David van Driessche (callas software). Click on the time to go directly to the question you would like to have an answer to.
- What are the problems frequently found in PDFs? Are there any changes in the survey results? 0:09
- What is the best way to import an Illustrator® file into Indesign®? 1:17
- Would it be better to convert the Illustrator® file into an eps or PDF file before importing it into Indesign®? 2:21
- How save an Illustrator® file into a PDF file? 4:12
- Should we use Acrobat® or Pitstop® to convert text to outlines? 4:46
- Should you then not convert logos to outline in the creative stage? 5:41
- Is it better to fully embed the font? 8:28
- What tool produces the cleanest PDF? 9:08
- What is the right way to save an Illustrator® file as PDF? 9:50
- What is the right way to embed full vertion of font instead of subset? 11:17
- Would you suggest using the local font option in Acrobat®? 12:15
- What about PDFs generated by ArtPro in printing workflows? 14:06
- Does the different visual result produced from thin fill vs thick fill something that only affects viewing on a screen or also on print? 16:01
- Is flattening in the original application before saving also not recommended?17:05
- Color servers have sometimes trouble with files containing transparency. How can you fix this? 21:47