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Article #39Re: Problems using Acrobat 9 with InDesign CS2
From: Beth_Towill
Date: Thu, 02 Apr 2009 08:51
Date: Thu, 02 Apr 2009 08:51
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Hi Peter Thanks for looking at this for me. We were advised to get the latest version of Acrobat by our web team, in order to create pdfs with the most up to date accessibility features. (Not sure what extra features it has compared to version 7 though!) If the pdfs that are created in InDesign say they have used PDF Library 7, does does this mean there was no point in us upgrading? I'm not sure what happens - does it use distiller 9, but with the settings from version 7?? Ideally we want to set up all the accessibility in the InDesign doc (tags, etc) and then use Acrobat 9 to make the pdf, so that we don't need to go back into the pdf and add all this sort of stuff retrospectively. Do you think it will make a difference whether it uses 7 or 9? Sorry, I'm getting myself a bit confused!
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