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Line 2 board: G.!. D PC Blox v2. Q-Recovery v1. License: fmbqvksv34 ReconMail 98 v1. ReportBuilder V3. Report Builder Pro v4. Remote Services Management v4. Great software, but it you're expecting Reader on a bit of steroids it's not.

It's very different. Bit of a learning curve but more of a slope than a curve. Cons: Using "presentation view," I can't use a search feature control F. There must be a reason, so I'm not saying that this is a con, it's just a fact, and it annoys me. It takes another keystroke to revert to a "view" that you can use the cntrl F to search for a word or phase.

Not a big deal, but it's the only thing that bugs me. I receive PDF edits from a publishing company and needed software like this. Bite the bullet and pay for this instead of trying to get by with a "free" version.

It's been worth the modest cost to me. Pros: Its great for combining, word, excel, pdf's into 1 pdf. Nice drag and drop ability. Cons: Crashes kind of frequently or shows errors in saving though it did save it correctly which causes it to change the saved files name.

Pros: It does as much, if not more than Adobe Acrobat at a mere fraction of the price. Overall Review: Please excuse the brevity of this review, after writing for minutes, the newegg review page crashed. Purchased the program on shell scocker special for 35 dollors. Edit and rearrange content Just select a line of text and start typing to make changes Edit or add text anywhere in a document Easily add bookmarks and comments Mark up documents using highlighting and sticky notes Redact sensitive information and save securely Add watermarks Insert hyperlinks to other pages in your document, other files or websites Rearrange, rotate or crop pages.

Case Studies. See why PDF Fusion is the perfect way for lawyers to create comprehensive legal case files. Volume Licensing Program Whether you're a company of 10 or 10,, PDF Fusion has affordable volume pricing to suit any size and any budget.

Maintenance and Support PDF Fusion offers comprehensive technical support to handle all your needs, including online assistance and a toll-free help line staffed by knowledgeable experts.

Flexible Deployment and Installation Choose the deployment and installation method that best suits your business's needs. Easy to use and learn Using new software often means taking the time to train employees. Want to learn more about PDF Fusion? Scroll icons Click to scroll page-by-page, move to the end of the document, scroll 10 pages at a time to the left, and scroll 10 pages at time to the right.

Scroll icons Click to scroll to the start of the document, and to scroll page-by-page to the left. Page number Click and enter the page number you want to view. Deselect All Deselect all pages in the current document. Copy Copy the currently selected pages onto the clipboard. Paste Paste the currently selected pages. Delete Delete the currently selected pages. Insert New Page Insert a new empty page to the left of the currently selected page. Extract Pages Create a new document containing the extracted pages.

Use Assembly view to see all the documents. A small distance and the pages rotate slowly; a larger distance and the pages rotate more quickly. When you get to the page you want to view, click to stop. NOTE: The resources available to the computer determine the amount of interactivity available. A more powerful computer reacts better than a lower specification computer.

This is the same as using the Zoom Tool. The distance you click-and-drag determines the speed of rotation. Click it again to return to Flick View.

They cannot, however, be moved or changed, and Notes cannot be opened. Go to When selected, enter the number of the page you want to view. Indicate Page Number Use this to remove the page number displayed in the top left corner of the screen.

Show Comments Use this to hide or show comments. Redacted text remains obliterated. Pages, Comments and Bookmarks are viewed in the Navigation pane. Note the yellow indicator identifying the location of the inserted page.

NOTE: If you attempt to drag-and-drop pages in a document containing more pages than can be displayed, the document scrolls when you reach the top or bottom of the Navigation pane.

You specify the size of your crop and the range of pages to which it is applied in this dialog. A fixed size such as Letter, A4 can be selected. Alternatively, choose a custom crop size. Your selected crop is applied to the current page, selected pages or all pages.

In the Size panel the following options are available: Crop to fixed size lets you select a predefined crop size such as A4, A5, Letter. The crop is normally measured from the top and left side of the page. Select Centered to apply the crop centrally. The thumbnail view of the page on the Crop Pages dialog displays the areas to be cropped as shaded. Select Static values to apply a custom crop size.

Select your preferred units from the drop-down menu. Constrain values makes all values the same. Uncheck this to insert different values for the Top, Bottom, Left and Right. The values around the thumbnail image define the size of the crop.

You can either directly enter a number or use the up and down arrows. The Apply To panel determines the pages to be cropped. Select the Entire document, Selected Pages or a Range of pages. If you have selected an area on a page you can select the Current page option. You enter a Range of pages such as to only crop pages numbered 2, 3 and 4. The Crop drop-down menu allows you to apply the crop to All pages in range, Odd-numbered pages in range and Even-numbered pages in range.

Therefore, if you have selected the whole document or a range of pages you can apply the crop to the whole range or just the odd or even numbered pages. Select OK to accept your crop values or Cancel to abort them. NOTE: If cropping values that exceed the page size are entered, the values are ignored and no cropping is performed.

The following options are available: Figure 4. Deselect All Deselect any selected items on the page. Copy Copy onto the clipboard the selected pages. Paste Paste the pages previously copied to the clipboard above the currently selected page.

Delete Select the pages to be deleted and click Delete to remove the pages. Insert New Page Insert a new blank page into your document. The new page is placed above the currently selected page. Extract Pages Extract the selected pages and create a new untitled document containing those pages.

Rotate Left Rotate the selected pages 90 degrees to the left. Rotate Right Rotate the selected pages 90 degrees to the right. However, you can use the following methods to change Corel PDF Fusion to suit your personal preferences. If you change the size or location of the Welcome screen and re-start the application, it reappears in your last selected state. A tick in the menu indicates an item is shown. Show Menu F10 Display of hide the menu toolbar. Show Toolbars F11 Display or hide the icon toolbars.

Show Statusbar F12 Display or hide the message window. The following options are available: Tooltips Show or hide text tips that appear when the cursor moves over an option. To do this: 1 Open a document and click on a single page to view the document in the Page View. The pane can be moved anywhere; even outside the application window. Click this icon and the pane detaches itself. If you have previously placed the pane elsewhere, the pane moves to that position.

As you do this the panes shrink allowing space for the new pane. When in the correct position the cursor changes to a cross-hair. Restore defaults This button restores all dialog options to their default factory settings. Click the Reset message dialogs option to re-enable all message dialogs so that they are displayed. PDF is the default setting. New page size This determines the default page size of any new page you create.

Page orientation Choose whether the default page orientation is Portrait or Landscape. When checked, imported files have the initial output name in a form ext.

Where is the name of the file and is an arbitrary unique number. For example, when opening a Word file called testmanual. When this is unchecked, the document is displayed as testmanual in the Page and Assembly Views. For example, open a document in Page View and shift-click on the page.

Preferred display units Select your preferred units from the drop-down menu. Thumbnail size You can choose to have Normal or Large thumbnails. Enabling these options produces better screen displayed output, at the expense of performance. Show page reflections When checked each page has a reflection generated in Flick View.

When changed, you must exit and re-enter Flick View for it to take effect. By default, the page settings in the document being imported are used. Select the Configure import options button to open the Import Options dialog. Use Document Page Settings When this option is checked the default the page settings in the imported document are used. Click this option to activate and use all the options in this dialog. The items in the Spreadsheet Options panel are designed specifically for importing spreadsheet documents.

Show Headings When checked, the row and column headings in the spreadsheet are displayed in the output document along with the data. Fit to Page Select one of the options in the drop-down menu. No Scaling means that the spreadsheet is displayed in its original size onto as many pages as are required to fit the data. Fit to page automatically scales the document to fit either the page, the page width no larger than one page wide , or page height no larger than one page high.

Scale to Percent activates the Scale Percent field below and allows you to enter a percentage by which you want to scale the document. These options scale the spreadsheet to fit the number of pages specified in the wide and tall fields.

Because the aspect ratio of the spreadsheet is maintained, the lesser of the two dimensions width or height determines the scale factor. Note that if either value is set to 0, the value in the other option is ignored. Printing Direction These options control the pattern in which the pages are printed, either across first and then down, or down first and then across. With Across and Down selected the pages are printed across first and then down.

With Down and Across selected the pages are printed down first and then across. The Default Page Margins panel allows you to specify the margins on your document. These options allow you to specify the top, left, bottom and right margins in cm from the edge of the page. Page margins are applied when formatting word processing, database and spreadsheet files and are applied before any scaling. Under most circumstances the default system browser is used along with the proxy settings.

If, however, you are part of a network in an office for example and the internet connection is restricted or requires further configuration, you should contact your system administrator.

Auto-detect proxy settings This is the default option and should be used when you want Corel PDF Fusion to automatically detect the proxy settings for your network.

Manual proxy configuration Use this when you have a list of one or more proxy servers. Ask your system administrator for the configuration information. Each proxy requires a hostname and a port number. The username and password options are optional, but they may be required by your network.

However, you have the option to create a backup file whenever a document is saved. This file is the same size as the original file. The following options are available in the Save Options panel: Always create a backup copy This is not checked by default. Check this option to create backups of your saved files.

The backups are created in the same location as the original file. The following options are available in the Spelling Options panel: Allow spell checking This option is checked by default, and when selected spell checking is activated for comments. Active dictionary Use the drop-down menu to select your preferred language for the spell checking dictionary. A message appears indicating that conversion of all queued files is cancelled.

You can select to continue or abort. This displays more details about the files you are converting. This allows you to change the output format or setup. The Convert format panel provides the following options: Document type Select the down arrow to choose your preferred document output format.

The selection you make here determines which setup names are displayed in the Setup name option below. Setup name Select the down-arrow to display the setups associated with the currently selected Document type.

Click this to edit a setup. The currently selected setup is displayed ready for editing but you can change that if you wish. You cannot edit any of the standard setups, but you can make a copy and edit the copy. Description Displays a brief description of the currently selected setup. Files which have been previously converted are also displayed. Figure 5. Click Restore Defaults to return the dialog to its default settings. Click OK or Cancel to close the information dialog.

If the Setup Output options are not configured, Corel PDF Converter reverts to its default behavior of writing the output document to the source folder. The following options are available in the Save converted documents panel: Save in same directory as source documents default Click to save your converted files in the same directory as the source input file.

Save in Lets you choose a different location for your converted files. If required, use the Make New Folder option. Always prompt for destination directory Check this to ensure that each time a file is converted a browser dialog appears allowing you to select an output location. Default view If you have chosen to view your converted documents in Corel PDF Fusion, select the default view in which you would like them displayed. When converting several documents at the same time, and you have selected Assembly View, all the documents are displayed under separate tabs.

If, however, you have selected Flick or Page View, the last document converted is displayed. Click the other document tabs to display them. When a file is successfully converted the system registered sound is used as an audible indication. Uncheck the Use sound to indicate conversion is complete option to turn off this notification. In addition, a debug option is provided. This should only be used under the direction of Technical Support. NOTE: The last used setup is the default.

Corel PDF Converter opens and converts the file. A progress bar appears and a sound prompts you when the file has completed. You can disable the sound. The Create document dialog appears.

Click Cancel to abort the printing. Therefore, the Always output files to and Overwrite an existing document options in the setup are ignored. Once saved, the conversion continues. You must save the document before conversion using the Add-ins. This displays the Save As dialog. Select Cancel to abort the process. Use this option for general purpose conversion of source documents for reuse in Word. Use this option when significant text editing in Word is required.

This option produces much smaller file sizes for Microsoft Word documents, and is ideal for when the text content of the source document is to be used for another purpose. You can change the name. The process starts and a progress bar appears.

A message is displayed when the conversion is complete. The generated PNG files use the resolution and color management settings of the source document. Figure 6. Repeat this for each source document. NOTE: If you are using more source documents than can be displayed, use the scroll bar 1 at the right side of the source document window to display those documents. The number of pages you are moving is displayed and the yellow bar next to page 2 indicates where the pages are going to be dropped.

NOTE: Any document must contain at least one page. Therefore, you can delete the pages of a document only until the last pages remains.

This displays the Save dialog. NOTE: If you have created a new document using the pages of an existing document, the new document must be saved before you can re-save the existing document to its current name. Select Cancel to abort the save. NOTE: Any folios page numbers printed on the existing document are not changed. NOTE: Before saving the new document consider whether you want to overwrite the existing version or save the new version under a new name.

NOTE: Any folios pages numbers printed on the existing document are not changed. The choice of file format determines all subsequent options. The Finish Wizard dialog appears. These options are the same as those listed in the Save As When you have selected XPS as the document type, this is the only option available.

Set Document Open Actions Select this check box to access the options for file opening actions. This is only available when PDF is selected as the document type. Set Document Passwords Select this check box to access the password options that allow you to enter a password to open the document and to change the security setting.

Repeat this process until you have completed all the information required by the wizard. Click Save to complete the process when you have made your choices.

When Document is selected the document is printed including any page markups and annotations excluding text markups, such as highlights, strikeouts, underlines and so on.

When Document and comments is selected the document is printed including any page markups, annotations and text markups. Print Choose all the pages in the range or just the odd or even pages. Normal Print This is the default option and offers the fastest printing.

Print as Image If normal printing does not produce the desired results, select this option. You can set the resolution to or dpi or choose to use the resolution set on the printer. A message stating this is displayed. Center on paper Positions the output centrally on the output media.

Auto-Rotate When selected, rotation is applied when the orientation of the source page does not match the orientation of the media. The Selection option becomes available when one or more pages are selected in Assembly View or the Navigation pane.

When Normal Print is selected you are prompted for a file name in the default location. When Print as Image is selected you are prompted to enter a fully qualified path and name. For more information about. This displays the Find and Redact dialog: 3 Enter the word or phrase you want to search for. Click Redact to obliterate just that occurrence or click Redact All to obliterate all occurrences within the document. Fit Width Display the page associated with the bookmark so that it fits into the available width of the display window.

In this case the page is opened so that the selected area of the bookmark fits into the display. No Specific Zoom With this selected the page is opened with the current zoom option. NOTE: When you select a bookmark with a specified zoom value the whole document is zoomed to that value. The document zoom remains in force even if you delete the bookmark that specified the zoom.

Select OK when you have completed the bookmark properties. Comments, sometimes called Notes, allow you to add various comments to a document. Any notes you create can be spell checked. Annotations allow you to mark text with highlights, underlines or strike-outs.

Both comments and annotations are added in the Page View and displayed on the page and in the Navigation pane when the Comments tab is selected. Properties Displays the Annotation properties dialog. Open Comment Opens the comment and displays its contents which you can edit. Click the cross in the top right-hand corner to close the comment.

Reset Comment Location Resets the comment to its original location. Deselect All Deselects all comments. Select Level Selects all the comments at the current level. Delete Deletes the selected comment from the document. The following tools are available: Comment type Select a comment followed by this icon to display the options to create a Note, Highlight, Underline or Strikeout annotation. When you select a Note click the desired location on the page and then enter some text.

For Highlights, Underlines and Strike-outs the cursor changes to an Ibeam allowing you to select the text you want to annotate. Delete Selected Comments Select a comment and click this icon to delete it.

You can import or export comments. When comments are exported they are saved as an FDF file which can later be imported. If you have the original PDF file you can import the FDF file and all the comments will appear in the correct locations. Use the Email Comments option to create an FDF file and open an email in the system-default e-mailing application containing FDF file as an attachment. This appears to be a weakness of the Lotus Notes mail protocol implementation. If the items in the dialog cannot be changed uncheck Locked.

Title Your user name is the default title. You can, however, change the title. When you change the title of an annotation it remains for any other annotations you create. Click Color Choose a color from the set of basic colors, click a color in the picker or by enter specific values. These properties cannot be edited. Locked Check Locked to prevent the annotation properties from being changed.

You can copy and paste text from and to free text annotations, and the properties of the free text can be changed. Once added to a document free text annotations can be moved and re-sized by clicking and dragging on the frame. In addition, when a page is rotated the free text annotation is also rotated in the same way as the page, but the toolbar is not. Free text annotations can be added to a document using two methods.

Select the free text tool followed by selecting an area on the page or vice-versa: 1 Select, in Page View, the page onto which you want to place the annotation. The following options are available: Font Use this option to change the displayed font, the font style and the point size.

In addition, you can make the text display with an underline or strikeout. Use the Writing System drop down menu to select your preferred language system.

Justification Left, Right, Center and Justified Use these options to change the justification of the text. Delete selected comments Click this option to delete the current instance of a free text annotation.

Once free text is flattened the style and properties of the text cannot be changed. Style This changes the color style of the comment. Add a link to a web page Select this option and enter the full URL of the web page you want to display when the link is selected. To delete the hyperlink: 1 Right-click the hyperlink on the page. You can edit the destination of any hyperlink, but the type of hyperlink cannot be changed.

That is, a you can change the URL location of a web link but you cannot convert a web link into a page link. To edit a hyperlink destination: 1 Right-click the hyperlink on the page. Depending on the type of hyperlink either, select a new page, enter a new web URL or select a new file. You can if you prefer disable spell checking as well as change the language. Right-click the underlined text to display a menu of options: Figure 8. This may occur with a technical term or an acronym. Once a word is added to the dictionary it is subsequently recognized as a correctly spelled word.

For the word to be added to the dictionary the document must be saved. All other occurrences of the word are identified as correctly spelled.

Spelling options When you right-click on an incorrectly spelled word you are provided with a number of correctly spelled options. Select the word you intended. A setup is the configuration parameters used to create your converted file. For example, you may want to produce some files for high-quality printing or for distribution on the Web. A PDF output file created for high-quality printing may use a high output resolution and no compression on the images. Whereas a PDF file created for Web distribution would probably use image compression and be optimized for fast web viewing.

You can produce as many setups as you need and save them for later use. Setups can be exported and imported for other users. You can, however, create and save as many different setups as you need. Setups can be edited, created, renamed, removed, exported and imported. Therefore, the Rename and Remove buttons are disabled when a standard setup is selected from the menu.

If you do attempt to make changes to a standard setup, you are prompted to save the modified setup with a new name. Leading and trailing spaces are removed from the name apart from shared setups, which are identified by a leading space. Setup names must be unique and are not case sensitive that is, ConfigName and configNAME are considered to be the same.

Web Optimized for screen viewing creating PDF v1. Graphics are subjected to JPEG— high compression. This option produces Microsoft Word documents which are much smaller in size and is ideal for when the text content of the source document is to be used for another purpose. NOTE: You cannot change the standard setups, though you can copy and then save them under a new name. When a setup is selected, the window below contains a brief description of that option.

The standard setups supplied with Corel PDF Fusion cannot be edited, but a copy can be created under a new name. You can, if you wish, change the setup to edit by selecting a different Setup name. Select Cancel to close the Setup manager without changing the options. Enter a description that allows you and others to easily understand the purpose of the setup.

You can choose to make this new setup available to all other users. Click OK to close the dialog. In evaluation mode you can use the standard setups. You can, if you wish, change the setup to rename by selecting a different Setup name. You can, if you wish, change the setup to remove by selecting a different Setup name. Click No to cancel the operation. For example, this option is used to ensure that all users within an organization have the same setup settings and, therefore, create output documents of the same type.

The file will have a. Click No to abort import. If you have an existing setup of the same name as a setup being imported, a prompt to override or rename the existing setup appears. For example, this option is used to ensure all users within an organization have the same setup settings and, therefore, create output documents of the same type.

When a setup file is exported all setups, default and custom, are saved to the XML file. Click the various tabs to access and change the information contained under that heading. For example, you can press i on the keyboard to choose the Import setups option. The items in the File options panel allow you to control the format of the output file: PDF file format Select the version of PDF you want to create: 1. When selected a number of things happen. All setup options are disabled, the PDF file format field changes to 1.

Thumbnail generation Corel PDF Fusion optionally generates thumbnail images of each page either monochrome or color , which can be used as a navigation aid in your PDF viewing application. Some PDF viewers automatically create thumbnails so leaving this option set to off can reduce the size of the generated PDF. Resolution Use this to change the effective resolution at which the PDF file is created. Set the resolution to be the same as the resolution of the intended output device if the PDF file is intended for printing.

Three standard options are available, Low dpi , Medium dpi and High dpi. A Custom option is also available that lets you set the resolution to any value. However, some Windows applications produce landscape output by rotating the output onto a portrait page. When printed, this is not a problem, as the page can easily be rotated.

However, when producing a PDF this leads to text lines being vertical rather than horizontal. Optimize for fast web viewing Before you distribute PDF files via the web make sure they are created with this option selected. This prepares the document for page-at-a-time downloading, sometimes called byte-serving.

When a document is optimized for page-at-a-time downloading, the web server sends each individual page of information requested by the user, rather than the whole PDF document.

When working with large documents, which can take a long time to download, it is important to use the Optimize for fast web viewing option.

The items in the Output options panel of the General tab, allow you to control what happens to the output document once it is created: Always output files to When this is not checked, or checked without a location specified, the output PDF file is always located in the same directory as the input file. The file name is composed of the document name with a numerical suffix, if necessary to avoid duplicate file names.

Use this feature when you are generating all output files in a single location. Use the Overwrite an existing PDF document option to disable the numeric suffix generation. Select the check box and click Browse If no such application is registered nothing will happen. Overwrite an existing PDF document Check this to overwrite PDF files with the same name as an existing file rather than create a file name with a numerical increment.

Send the PDF file as an e-mail attachment Use this to open the default system-registered e-mail application and open an e-mail with the generated PDF already included as an attachment. The items in the Color options panel allow you to control the output color: Transfer functions Preserve, apply or remove transfer functions from the input file. When you select the Apply option, the document is displayed the same onscreen as it is when printed.

You should enable this when your documents are intended for on-screen viewing, and disable it when they are intended for printing. Enabling this option can cause an apparent color shift in the images to which it is applied. You may find that on-screen reproduction of some graduated fills and tinted images is better with this option disabled than with it enabled.

Convert device independent colors to device dependent colors converts colors specified in device-independent CIE-based color spaces into device-dependent RGB. This produces PDF files which display more quickly. This produces PDF files which render more slowly, but whose colors are more constant across properly set up output devices. Preserve overprint When selected, any changes to the PostScript language graphics state overprint parameter requested by the job are passed though to the PDF file.

This feature, along with Preserve OPI comments, and Under color removal and black generation information is intended primarily for use within a pre-press environment.

Preserve under color removal and black generation information Preserve or remove under-color removal and black generation information from the PostScript language file. This is normally only used in pre-press environments. The following options are available in the Document structuring conventions DSC panel. Use BoundingBox for As well as the conventional page size request embedded in the PostScript language file, many files also contain comments describing the actual extent of marks on the page.

This option lets you: ignore these comments—by selecting Nothing; use the bounding box for the PDF page size—by selecting Page Size; or use the bounding box for the optional page cropping box—by selecting Crop box.

Most PDF viewers display pages as if they were the size specified for the page cropping box. Some applications may generate their own cropping box information using pdfmark, which overrides any cropping box set in this way.

Preserve OPI comments OPI Open Prepress Interface is used to reduce network traffic by substituting high-resolution images with low-resolution screen images for the purpose of screen display and page make-up. It is not necessary for the high-resolution image data to be available to Corel PDF Fusion—it passes the file name through to the output. Average Subsample reduces the resolution of the image by dropping pixels.

Bicubic reduces the resolution by performing bicubic interpolation to generate new pixel values. This option can generate more pleasing results though the PDF is slower to generate.

Bicubic is not available with monochrome images. Compression The three compression filters are available for dealing with images. The Zip filter uses a lossless compression technique and normally produces good compression ratios. It can optionally apply a predictor algorithm which can further improve the compression for some classes of image.

The JPEG filter uses a lossy algorithm which irretrievably discards data , but it produces excellent compression ratios on photographic images. You can select from three compression levels with high being the most lossy and most compressed and low being the least lossy and least compressed. Resolution If you have enabled downsampling, this option lets you specify the target resolution of the reduced images actually embedded in the PDF file. Always embed window Fonts listed in this window are always embedded in the output PDF file.

Use the Add and Remove buttons to manage this list. You should check the terms of your font license agreement before embedding any fonts. Base 14 fonts in this list are always embedded. This option lets you include individual base 14 fonts in a document, rather than all base 14 fonts.

Never embed window Fonts listed in this box are never embedded in the output PDF file. However, in many cases the fonts do not have the same names and cannot, therefore, be controlled. Fonts from XPS jobs must be embedded in the output, and many fonts cannot be substituted.

In this case, Corel PDF Fusion will embedded a font possibly contrary to your selections in these options. Embed all fonts except base 14 When selected, all fonts present in the document except base 14 fonts are embedded in the output PDF file, and all fonts that were embedded in the input file by the printer driver or generating application are also embedded.

When this option is not selected, the font is only be embedded when it appears in the Always embed list. Any candidate for embedding is rejected if it is one of the base 14 fonts unless it appears in the Always embed list , or it appears in the Never embed list.

Subset fonts With selected, only subsets of the original fonts are embedded in the PDF file. This is the preferred setting, as it leads to smaller files. However, selecting Subset fonts prevents you from subsequently using PDF plugins or other tools that allow text correction within a PDF file, as not all characters from the embedded fonts are available for use. The Font management dialog lets you control which fonts are installed.

These fonts are installed on your disk, but you can control whether or not they can be loaded by the PostScript language findfont operator. Each kind of font is distinguished by an icon in the margin. All of these fonts are displayed as PostScript language fonts in this dialog.

The core font set includes clones of the 35 standard PostScript language printer fonts, as well as stub files which refer to them. The principal reason for installing Type 1 fonts is when you convert files that do not contain embedded fonts, perhaps because the files were created on a different computer. When you try to convert such files without making the fonts available, the documents are converted with incorrect text metrics. By making the fonts available, the documents are converted with all the correct fonts and spacing.

When you add a Type 1 font because it is used, but not embedded in a PostScript language file, remember that it is not embedded in the PDF output files unless you also add it to the Always Embed list in the Font embedding tab. The main reason for installing TrueType fonts is so they can be used for TrueType substitution.

For any bitmap or outline font to be a candidate for TrueType substitution, the original TrueType font must be installed. However, if you subsequently add any new TrueType fonts to your system, you must manually make them available using the Font management options. Click Select folder to display a browser dialog, allowing you to select the folder where Corel PDF Fusion can find the fonts you want to add.

The System fonts button is a shortcut, equivalent to opening the fonts folder. To remove a font select it and click Remove. The Encryption level depends on the PDF file format option selected. When selected the security options within this tab become available and thus restrictions are placed upon the use of the PDF document.

Apply security to PDF files by entering passwords in the Password protection panel of the Security tab. Restrict selected features, such as editing and printing in the Security options and Changes allowed panels. When both passwords are applied, the document can be opened using either one. When the correct Open document password is provided, the document is opened and decrypted.

However, use of the document is limited by whatever restrictions have been specified in the Security options and Changes allowed panels. When a file is opened with a Change security password, unrestricted access to the document is allowed. In effect, the security restrictions are temporarily disabled. If you wish to limit access to your file, you should apply a Change security password, otherwise anyone who opens the file is able to remove the restrictions.

It is important to note that the PDF viewing application does not prompt for a password if no Open document password is entered when creating a secured PDF. This means that when only a Change security password is used, the document is opened without the user having to provide a password, and use of the file is limited by whatever security restrictions have been imposed. With Encrypt PDF files selected, you can choose various options to define the level of user actions allowed.

The Security options panel contains the following options: Allow copying of text and graphics When selected, the PDF user is able to copy and paste text and graphics from the file. Allow content access for accessibility When selected, the PDF content is made available to assistive technology such as screen readers even when the Allow copying of text and graphics option is set to prevent copying content from the document.

The Changes allowed panel lets you to define the level of changes you allow users to make on the PDF document. No options selected With no options selected users are unable to do anything to the PDF document, including filling in signature and form fields.

General editing When selected, the PDF user can perform document assembly and general editing, but cannot extract the contents of the PDF. Fill in forms and signing Allows PDF users to sign and fill in forms, but not create them. Comment authoring Allows the addition and editing of PDF sticky note comments and use of the highlight pen, but not general editing.

Printing Select either Enabled to allow printing, Enabled low resolution only to allow low resolution printing or Disabled, to disallow any printing of the PDF file. Discard messages When selected, all messages from the interpreter are discarded.