Zdenek Wagner wrote: > As I found, it is not necessary to be fully PDF/X compliant, in some cases > even PDF 1.5 is acceptable. It is a matter of negotiation with the printer > what they accept and what they do not. The good companies are able to > visualize the output without actually printing it so it is possible to check. > and they can make the proof available on their web and send the private link > to the customer. Yes, that is what they have proposed, but we are asking for a hard-copy proof (for which we will be willing to pay, of course). > Acrobat (at least v9) has even PDF/X profile, you can convert almost any PDF > to PDF/X in a single step. Sadly I have no budget for Acrobat 9, since all work that I have done for the last eight years has been /pro bono/.
** Phil. -- Philip Taylor
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