CorelDRAW Help | Specifying an encoding format for PDF files

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To specify an encoding format for a PDF file

Specifying an encoding format for PDF files

ASCII and binary are encoding formats for documents. When you publish a file to PDF, you can choose to export ASCII or binary files. The ASCII format creates files that are fully portable to all platforms. The binary format creates smaller files, but they are less portable, because some platforms cannot handle the file format.

To specify an encoding format for a PDF file

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Click File

Publish to PDF.

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Locate the folder in which you want to save the file.

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Type a filename in the File name box.

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Click Settings.

The PDF settings dialog box appears.

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Click the Document tab.

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Enable one of the following options:

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ASCII 85

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Binary

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Click Save.

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