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PDF Saving Options:
All the PDFill editing will be
saved directly into the original PDF with options:
Output options,
Description,
Encrypt/Decrypt,
View preferences,
and
Presentation Effect.
Select
"Save as PDF" button
from
Standard Toolbar. Choose the following Tab-Viewed
options and click "Save PDF as ..."
The saved PDF can be printed by the
default PDF viewer (Adobe Reader or other PDF viewer). Please note that
you cannot set
PDFill PDF Editor as the default PDF viewer.
Please also save
the editing into a project file (PFL) so that you can resume
the editing later.
If you get problem in
saving the editing back to your PDF, please see
FAQ.
1. Output
Options
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Use Adobe Fonts |
The text objects
inside PDFill will be replaced by the Adobe built-in
font name: COURIER, HELVETICA, TIMES ROMAN, SYMBOL and
ZAPFDINGBATS. |
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Saving File Ending |
The
default string to be added to the saved PDF file name.
If the Empty string is selected, the original PDF will be replaced by
the new filled PDF and
you
must save your project file so that you can resume your
editing later. |
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Form Data Export |
Click
here to export into
FDF, Txt and Excel. |
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Form Data Flattening |
Form data
can be viewed but not edited |
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Form Data Printing Only |
Hide
the original PDF Page to Print the filling form data or the new edited objects. It is useful when
the
pre-printed paper form is ready. (If
you scan a paper form to fill, you may need to save into
another project and then delete the scanned image.) |
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Print PDF Form Field's
Name onto the saved PDF |
The
PDF Form's Name will be printed onto the new saved PDF
using the default font options from
PDFill Options. |
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Show this Saving PDF
Option Next time |
The dialog will not be
displayed if this is checked OFF. To turn ON, see
PDFill Options. |
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Open the new edited PDF
file automatically |
Open the new edited
PDF file automatically.
see
PDFill Options. |
2. General
Information:
Change the PDF document properties, including title, author,
subject, keywords, created, creator, producer and PDF
version information.
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Title |
The title of the PDF
document |
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Author |
The Author of PDF
document |
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Subject |
The Subject of PDF
document |
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Keywords |
The keywords of PDF
document |
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Created |
The created data of
PDF document |
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Creator |
The creator of PDF
document |
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Producer |
The producer of PDF
document |
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PDF Version |
PDF Version of PDF
document |
3.
Encrypt and Decrypt: Protect your PDF files with
password in different encryption level. Prevent PDF files
from being printed, copied, changed, extracted,
signed, filled, assembled and/or merged.
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User Password |
This
password is used to open the PDF document
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| Owner
Password |
This
password is used to change security settings
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| Encryption Level
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40-bit RC4: Acrobat 3.0 and
Later; 128-bit RC4: Acrobat 5.0
and Later |
| Security Options:
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Allow
Printing |
Allow to
print
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Allow
Modifying Contents |
Allow to modify
the contents |
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Allow
Copying |
Allow to copy
or extract
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Allow
Modifying Annotations |
Allow to add or modify annotations or form fields
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Allow
Filling In |
Allow to
input form field and signature (128-bit RC4 only)
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Allow
Screen Readers |
Allow to enable accessibility (128-bit RC4 only)
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Allow
Assembly |
Allow to
modify document assembly (128-bit RC4 only)
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Allow
Degraded Printing |
Allow to print degraded mode (128-bit RC4 only)
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4.
View
Preference: Set the view
options for the current PDF document when it is open and
displayed.
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Opening page layout |
The page layout to be used when the document is opened:
Single Page
- Display one page at a time;
One Column -
Display the pages in one column;
Two Column Left
- Display the pages in two columns, with odd numbered
pages on the left;
Two Column Right - Display the pages in two columns, with
odd numbered pages on the right.
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| Opening page
display Mode |
The page mode how the document should be displayed when
opened:
Use None -
Neither document outline nor thumbnail images visible;
Use Outlines
- Document outline visible;
Use Thumbs -
Thumbnail images visible;
Full Screen - Full-screen mode, with no menu bar, window
controls, or any other window visible.
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Hide Toolbar |
Hide
the viewer application's tool bars when the document is
active. |
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Hide Menu bar
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Hide
the viewer application's menu bar when the document is
active. |
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Hide Window UI
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Hide
user interface elements in the document's window (such
as scroll bars and navigation controls), leaving only
the document's contents displayed.
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Fit Window |
Resize
the document's window to fit the size of the first
displayed page. |
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Center Window
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Position
the document's window in the center of the screen. |
| Exit Full-Screen
Mode |
The
document's page mode, specifying how to display the
document on exiting full-screen mode. It is meaningful
only if the page mode is Full Screen:
Use None - Neither document outline nor thumbnail images
visible;
Outlines - Document outline visible;
Use Thumbs - Thumbnail images visible
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5. Presentation Effect:
Set Page display duration,
type and duration of the transition effect when displaying a
PDF document as a “presentation” or “slide show.”
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Page's Display Duration (second)
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Specifies the advance timing of the page when a presentation is
being played in a non-interactive mode. It describes the maximum
amount of time the page is displayed before the viewer
automatically turns to the next page; the user can advance the
page manually before the time is up. |
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Type of the Transition Effect |
Specifies the implementations of
presentation modes: Horizontal Blinds, Vertical Blinds, Bottom-Top
Wipe, Diagonal Glitter, Dissolve, Inward Box, Left-Right Glitter,
Left-Right Wipe, Outward Box, Right-Left Wipe, Horizontal Split,
Out Horizontal Split, In Vertical Split, Out Vertical Split,
Top-Bottom Glitter, Top-Bottom Wipe. |
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Duration of the Transition
Effect (Second) |
Specifies the time of transition. |
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