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How do you determine the original programthat a PDF document was created in?
I am a novice user of Acrobat on both the Mac and the PC. I use various versions of Acrobat from 5.0 on up, depending on which computer I am on. I am wondering if one can figure out the original software (Quark, Illustrator, Microsoft Word, etc.) that created a PDF document. Thank you.
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Graham_O_Connor@adobeforums.com #2 Re: How do you determine the original programthat a PDF document was created in?
With the document open in Acrobat v6:
File=>Document Properties...=>Description
It may vary a little between versions.
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Marianne_Roberts@adobeforums.com #3 Re: How do you determine the original programthat a PDF document was created in?
Graham, Thank you very much.
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