The OPI settings in this dialog box don’t change the settings in the Print dialog box.
Transparency Flattener area
You can apply a transparency flattener preset when you export to PDF, just as you can when you print. The Transparency Flattener area in the Export PDF dialog box works identically to the same area in the Advanced panel of the Print dialog box. See “Transparency Flattener area” on page 96.
The transparency flattener preset you specify in this dialog box doesn’t change the setting in the
Print dialog box.
Job Definition Format (JDF) area
The Job Definition Format is like an electronic job ticket that carries important information along with a job, so that anyone encountering the job has complete information about it. For this reason, JDF can improve communication and prevent costly misunderstandings. If you are operating a workflow that uses the Job Description Format, and Adobe Acrobat 7 Professional is installed, you can select the Create JDF File Using Acrobat option. When this option is on, a JDF file is created along with the exported PDF. Both files open in Adobe Acrobat 7 Professional so that you can process them further.
Security panel
You can limit access to an Adobe PDF document when you export it. When a PDF document’s features are restricted, any tools and menu items related to those features are dimmed. In
Adobe InDesign CS2, the Security panel is consistent with the same panel in Adobe Illustrator
CS2 and Acrobat 7 Professional.
The Security panel provides control over opening and editing the document.
Note: PDF export presets do not support passwords and security settings. If you export a document that includes security, and click Save Preset from the Export PDF dialog box, the passwords and security settings won’t be preserved.
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