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Sean,

That's ["Convert CMYK Colors to RGB."] the toggle between the old RGB
version and the new CMYK. When it is checked, it behaves as prior
versions when doing the SaveAsPDF.

When it is left unchecked, it maintains CMYK definitions on output and
fools the GDI into leaving them alone. However, it's got a number of
bugs. It messes up imported PDFs (presents the rasterized preview in
RGB no less), it drops crop/registration marks, it seems to mess with
fonts, it generates all Acrobat data (which is really useful for print
production, not!), etc.

Printing to the AdobePDF printer that is hooked to the PDF port
creates your PDF more or less directly, using some sleight of hand,
i.e. it still creates a temporary postscript file and pipes it through
Distiller, but cleans up after itself much better than the SaveAsPDF
route.