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Can PDFs created in 6.0Pro be viewed in Reader versions prior to 5?
Can PDFs created in 6.0Pro be viewed in Reader versions prior to 5?
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Gary_A.@adobeforums.com #2 Re: Can PDFs created in 6.0Pro be viewed in Reader versions prior to 5?
Sometimes. It depends on what you put in them. If you create PDFs in Acrobat 6 that are PDF 1.5 then earlier versions of Acrobat and Reader will display a warning message that the file *might* contain things that can't be viewed or printed correctly. You can use the PDF Optimizer in 6.0 Pro to set the compatibility level.
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