While this setting typically doesn’t have an impact one way or the other in prepress, there have been a few reported RIP conflicts, so I suggest you get in the habit of turning off this selection. (Note: The Compatibility pop-up menu on the right side of the dialog is automatically disabled and assigned a setting of PDF 1.3, the required compatibility for PDF/X.)Ĭlick off the Optimize for Fast Web Preview checkbox because when it’s on, this setting activates page serving, which allows a PDF document to be served up one page at a time across the Internet. Here’s a customized set of adjustments that I make to the standard PDF/X settings when pre-paring PDFs for prepress.Ĭlick the New button in the Adobe PDF Preset dialog and in the Edit PDF Preset dialog that appears, click on the Standard pop-up menu and select PDF/X-1a:2003.
You can also customize any of the included presets to create a new preset.
To view a more detailed summary of the specific settings, scroll down the Preset Settings Summary. ( Note: The PDF/X settings are prepress-oriented Adobe PDF Pre-sets.)Ĭlick on one of the presets (we chose High Quality Print in our exam-ple) and in the Preset Description, you can read a general description of the preset. Also, any custom Adobe PDF presets you’ve already added to the Adobe PDF Settings folder will be visible in this list of Presets, such as “Taz US Sheetfed Coated” shown at the bottom of our example. When the Adobe PDF Presets dialog appears, you’ll see a series of PDF presets including High Quality Print, PDF/X-1a:2001, PDF/X-3a:2002, Press Quality, and Smallest File Size. Let’s start by taking a closer look at the Adobe PDF Presets dialog. Photoshop CS2 contains a variety of PDF presets that can be used to create specific types of PDFs. In addition, PSD and TIFF images with layers and channels can be saved in an editable PDF format, providing much more flexibility for using PDFs in Photoshop. Or, if you choose, you can even create your own PDF presets from scratch. Photoshop CS2 also contains a variety of PDF creation presets that you can use as-is or edit to suit your needs. With each release of the Creative Suite, PDF becomes more fully integrated into Photoshop. The new Photoshop CS2 boasts new capabilities for creating, controlling, and editing PDFs.
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