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                        <p>
                           
                           When you view a PDF, you can get
information about it, such as the title, the fonts used, and security
settings. Some of this information is set by the person who created
the document, and some is generated automatically. </p>

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                              Choose
File&#160;&gt; Properties.</span></li>
<li><span>Click a tab in the Document Properties dialog box.</span></li>
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                           <dl><dt class="dlterm">Description</dt>
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                                    <p>
                                       Shows
basic information about the document. The title, author, subject,
and keywords may have been set by the person who created the document
in the source application, such as Word or InDesign, or by the person who
created the PDF. You can search for these description items in Reader to
find particular documents. The Keywords section can be particularly
useful for narrowing searches.</p>

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                                       Note that many search engines use the title
to describe the document in their search results list. If a PDF
does not have a title, the filename appears in the results list
instead. A file’s title is not necessarily the same as its filename.</p>

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                                       The Advanced area shows
the PDF version, the page size, number of pages, whether the document
is tagged, and if it’s enabled for Fast Web View. (The size of the
first page is reported in PDFs or PDF packages that contain multiple
page sizes.) This information is generated automatically and cannot
be modified. </p>

                                 </dd><br /><dt class="dlterm">Security</dt>
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                                       Describes
what changes and functionality are allowed within the PDF. If a
password, certificate, or security policy has been applied to the
PDF, the method is listed here.</p>

                                 </dd><br /><dt class="dlterm">Fonts</dt>
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                                       Lists the fonts and the font types
used in the original document, and the fonts, font types, and encoding
used to display the original fonts.</p>

                                    <p>
                                       If substitute fonts are used and
you aren’t satisfied with their appearance, you may want to install
the original fonts on your system or ask the document creator to
re-create the document with the original fonts embedded in it. </p>

                                 </dd><br /><dt class="dlterm">Advanced</dt>
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                                       Lists
PDF settings, print dialog presets, and reading options for the document.</p>

                                    <p>You can also associate a catalog index
file (PDX) with the PDF. When the PDF is searched with the Search
PDF window, all of the PDFs that are indexed by the specified PDX
file are also searched. </p>

                                    <p>You can include prepress information,
such as trapping, for the document. You can define print presets
for a document, which prepopulate the Print dialog box with document-specific
values. You can also set reading options that determine how the
PDF is read by a screen reader or other assistive device. </p>

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