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christoph_pfaffenbichler@adobeforums.com #1
one-click creation of low resolution copy for preview purposes
Hi,
I work in prepress and we quite often have to create lores-copies of the high res-pdfs to email to customers.
Now I wonder if there is some simpler way than using PDF Optimizer which still requires three clicks and some keyboard-entering (as judging from experience it is requisite to signify the low resolution in the file-name).
I tried utilizing Preflight Fixups to downsize and add a suffix but that overwrites the original so I would have to first copy the pdf ...
A quick search of this forum and some googling didn’t turn up anything useful, so any suggestions for improving that process are very welcome.
Have a nice day
pfaffenbichler
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Jon Bessant #2
Re: one-click creation of low resolution copy for preview purposes
Why not alt-drag (copy) the PDF into a folder being monitored by a
preflight fix-up droplet?
You can have downsampling and renaming of the file as a one-step process
(plus lots, lots more) ;-)
Jon
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christoph_pfaffenbichler@adobeforums.com #3
Re: one-click creation of low resolution copy for preview purposes
Thanks for the reply, Jon.
Sounds good but actually I don’t know how to set up a watched folder for an Acrobat-droplet.
Could You give me another hint there?
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Jon Bessant #4
Re: one-click creation of low resolution copy for preview purposes
Go Acrobat / Advanced / Preflight / (build you fixup) and look at the
OPTIONS category on the right / Create Preflight Droplet
Jon
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christoph_pfaffenbichler@adobeforums.com #5
Re: one-click creation of low resolution copy for preview purposes
Thanks for the reply.
I had gotten that far, but how can I set up a watched folder?
The only options I found allow for moving or copying the fixed pdf to the Success- or Error-folders.
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Jon Bessant #6
Re: one-click creation of low resolution copy for preview purposes
You didn't mention a hot-folder in your original post .... you must drag
and drop onto the droplet. I think you're trying to emulate Distiller as
such?
There are other systems which can automate the task such as Enfocus
Pitstop Server ([url]www.enfocus.com[/url]) or PDF Toolbox Server ([url]www.callas.de[/url]) ...
Jon
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christoph_pfaffenbichler@adobeforums.com #7
Re: one-click creation of low resolution copy for preview purposes
Ah, little misunderstanding ...
I thought You meant that hot-folders are an option for droplets in Your first post:
»Why not alt-drag (copy) the PDF into a folder being monitored by a preflight fix-up droplet?«
Thanks for the answers anyway.
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Jon Bessant #8
Re: one-click creation of low resolution copy for preview purposes
Ah, ah - you are right - my wording was incorrect.
Hope some suggestions help?
Jon
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christoph_pfaffenbichler@adobeforums.com #9
Re: one-click creation of low resolution copy for preview purposes
I’ve made a little headway, thanks for Your time and the software-suggestions.
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