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Article #41Re: Problems using Acrobat 9 with InDesign CS2
From: Peter_Spier
Date: Thu, 02 Apr 2009 11:08
Date: Thu, 02 Apr 2009 11:08
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Hi Beth, When you use InDesign to EXPORT a PDF you don't use Acrobat at all in the "making" process. InDesign has an internal PDF engine, or library, that it uses, and in the case of CS2 that's the PDF Library version 7. You "could" PRINT to PDF using Distiller 9, but distilled PDF doesn't support any of those "Advanced" features like interactive elements or transparency, so that isn't going to be a solution either. The only way you are going to get more advanced features out of InDesign directly is to upgrade InDesign. Are you unable to set up the tags you want now? I'm not sure how much you will gain by upgrading (I make PDFs for print, so I don't use a lot of the other features) if you don't need to embed video or Flash or use page transitions. Peter
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