Guidelines for PDF Creation from Office Applications
The Document Creators Manual helps document creators who have to convert office documents to PDF files with tips & tricks, advice what tools and practices to look out for and avoid and…
Refrying PDF
With the increasing use of PDFs as the file exchange format of choice, there are a number of things you need to be aware of to ensure that when you…
Test Results and Best Practices for Quality Control of Tablet Publishing Solutions
The scope of the Designed for Tablets (DFT) project was to evaluate the current Digital Publishing Solutions of the market to define standards and best practices for tablet publishing out…
Using PDF to associate processing steps and content data
The purpose of this white paper is to provide an overview of specifications and a proposed standard to associate processing steps and content data within a PDF. This document also…
Packaging & Labels: Is the next big thing already here?
This user guide reviews today’s trends and discusses with leading players the growth of the packaging sector and the upsurge in specialist applications. It also includes an overview of the development of digitization and…
Transparency Best Practices
This document is intended to aid designers in better understanding native transparency, and provides best practices that can be used to help avoid some of the most common print problems…
Processing Steps sample files
This ZIP package includes 3 sample files containing processing steps data. These sample files are fully compliant with the ISO standard and can serve to illustrate the concepts discussed in…
Differences between the 1v4 and 2015 Specifications
Differences between the 1v4 and 2015 Specifications The following white paper does do exactly that: document the changes between 1v4 and 2015 in clear and easily understandable language.
Importing PDF files into Design Applications
This user guide highlights important information on managing problems that can occur when working with various types of PDF documents and elements in a single file that will be saved…