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About using Catalog to index Adobe PDF documents
The Catalog feature creates indexes that can be used to search a specific collection of
Adobe PDF files. You can distribute or publish the index with your set of Adobe PDF
files to make it easier for users to find the information they need. For example, you can
burn an index of PDF files to a CD or publish an index of PDF files to a website to let
users conveniently search for a particular PDF file or word.
You can catalog documents written in languages that use roman characters or in Chinese,
Japanese, or Korean. The items you can catalog include the document text, comments,
bookmarks, form fields, tags, object and document metadata, attachments, document
information, digital signatures, image XIF (extended image file format) metadata, and
custom document properties.
Before you index a document collection, it is critical that you set up the document
structure on the disk drive or network server volume and verify cross-platform file names.
You can then set other options to help your readers find information.