Downsample: Specify the number of dots per inch to be used in rendering each image. Monochrome Images: Downsampling and compression options for monochrome imagesġ.Convert grayscale images to monochrome: Change color images to black and white.Convert color images to grayscale: Change color images to grayscale.Images tab: Specify custom settings for image optimization, depending on the types of images in your document: Click Custom, and then click the Options button to control quality and compression. When creating a PDF document with the Create PDF Files dialog, click Settings and then click the Make PDF files menu. If you want to automatically open the new PDF after it is created, check the Open PDF files after creation checkbox. Check PDF/A-1b compliance to create an archival standard PDF file.ħ. Ask during the process: Specify a location for the PDF file after it is createdĦ.Folder of original file: The new PDF file is saved in the same location as the source file.Specific folder: Select a location to save the PDF file before it is created.Click the Settings button and select one of the following options from the Folder menu: it will convert ALL text (except that set inside photos) to black, so if you have red/white/blue highlights in your work, you won't have them after the programme has done its job! Colour photos etc remain untouched.5. that it costs £150 and as it is a plug in for Adobe Acrobat, you need to have that programme too and 2. None of the forum suggestions worked, but by chance I found reference to a programme called 'Quite a box of Tricks' in a 17 year old manual from Adobe!ĭespite the age of this book, I found that this programme is still available from It downloaded in about 60 seconds and despite my initial scepticism, when I ran it on my file, all the text in the book was converted to pure black in 27 seconds - and unlike other solution ideas I tried, IT STAYED BLACK!ĭownsides are 1. I had the same problem when I converted a 264 book created in 'Apple Pages' to PDF and then sent it to a commercial printer, who pointed out that this was a SERIOUS PROBLEM that might well mean the book could not be published.
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