Adobe Acrobat 7 Professional - Manual (Page 31)

If you want to prepare a document for online viewing
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Embed fonts when you create the Adobe PDF document. (See Creating custom Adobe
PDF settings .)
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Add navigational elements, such as bookmarks and links. (See Using bookmarks and
Using links .)
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Create a structured or tagged Adobe PDF file to provide as much viewing flexibility as
possible. (See
About accessibility and Adobe PDF documents .)
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Reduce the file size so it's as compact as possible. (See Reducing Adobe PDF file size .)
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Add buttons for submitting data if you are working with a PDF form. You'll also need a
CGI script and values assigned for the form data. (See
Making Adobe PDF forms web-
ready .)
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Allow for page-at-a-time downloading. This can greatly decrease download time if you
have a large PDF document that will be accessed from a web server. (See
Enabling Fast
Web View in Adobe PDF files .)