Xerox SmartSend Support & Software User Guide

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PDF, Image Only (*.pdf)
The following PDF formats do not contain text characters, making the text unsearchable.
PDF, Image Only contains one image for each page in the document.
PDF - Preserve Image from Scan Source preserves the original image data that the device sends 
to SMARTsend. This setting provides minimal loss of image acuity, but it does not provide any 
compression options. 
Linear PDF
A linearized PDF file is optimal for web viewing and is structured in a way that displays the first page of 
the PDF file in the browser before the entire file is downloaded from the web server. This structure 
allows linear PDF documents to open almost instantly. 
Secure PDF
A secure, or encrypted, PDF allows the user to control how an output PDF file is accessed and used. All 
secure PDF files are encrypted and password protected by an owner and a user. In addition, restrictions 
such as no printing, no content copying, no acroForm updates can each be applied to a user. 
You can secure a PDF file so that a user password is required to open it and a master password is 
required to change security settings. If you set any security restrictions in your file, you should also 
specify a master password so no one who opens the file could remove the restrictions. If a file is 
opened with a master password, the security restrictions are temporarily disabled. If the file has both 
passwords, you can open it with either one.
PDF Image Optimization Settings
Several PDF image optimization settings can be configured within SMARTsend. These default settings 
can be defined by the SMARTsend system administrator, and they can also be adjusted by each 
SMARTsend user when workflows are published. 
The following Image Optimization Settings are currently supported:
Emphasize Compatibility—use this option when compatibility with older versions of Acrobat Reader 
is the most important consideration. This setting may result in larger file sizes. See 
 below for additional information.
Emphasize Compression—use this option when file size reduction is the most important 
consideration. This format may not be supported by older versions of Acrobat Reader.
Custom—use this option to adjust all the Image Optimization settings manually.
Note: 
High compression formats will not work with many older devices when printing 
scanned images.
Note: 
The compatibility and compression settings in the Document Type Properties dialog 
can only be adjusted manually when the Custom option is selected.