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Override The Reading Order In Tagged Documents Uses the reading order specified in the Reading preferences instead what the tag structure of the document specifies

is for exchanges in which all files are to be delivered in CMYK (and/or spot colors), with no RGB or colour-managed dataPDF/X-1a is also referred as Complete Exchange due to the completeness of information required by PDF/X-3 - was introduced in 2002 and lifted many restrictions of PDF/X-1a

This enabled graphics in a PDF/X-3 to use CMYK, grescale, RGB, Lab and ICC based colour spacesIt is actually based on PDF standards 13 with ICC profile

It is also referred as Color Management due to the flexibility and rules it introduces related to colours included in a PDF documentPDF/X-4 - supports transparencies, so PDF-X/4 contains all data required for output without flattening

PDF/X-5 - is based on PDF/X-4, adding support for external graphics via reference XObjects, as well as external n-colorant profiles for rendering intent

Use it for partial exchange of printing data using PDF version 1Open the Page Layout menu and choose Automatic, Single Page, Single Page Continuous, Two-Up, or Two-Up Continuous

Note: The PDF opens with the page layout specified in Preferences unless a different page layout is specified in Document Properties (File > Properties > Initial View)The Document Properties setting overrides the Preferences setting

If using Document Properties, be sure to save and close the document for the change to take effectAcrobat users can change the initial view, unless security settings prevent changes