|
XPS export options |
|
|
|
|
|
XPS export options |
|
|
|
XPS export options
|
XPS export options |
|
|
|
|
|
XPS export options |
|
|
|
| • | Choose XPS document format from the Options|Configuration|General dialog (f8) then click the Options... button, or choose XPS document format from the File|Export dialog (ctrl + E) - see XPS document file export. Then click XPS options... |
| • | Clicking Apply accepts the set-up and returns to the 'General' Configuration page or Export dialog. |
| 1. | Select Use data compression to use Flate compression to reduce the document size. |
| 2. | Select Combine text strings together to store text as longer phrases to improve searching. |
| 3. | Select Render as graphic or Render all but text as graphic. An XPS file may be rendered as a graphic only or as a graphic with text. The 'graphic only' option will produce an accurate image from the file, including an image of the text, but cannot be used for extracting text for further processing. Exporting the file as 'graphic with text' retains the text features (e.g. search) and consumes less memory, but cannot be used with bitmapped fonts. |
| 4. | The Omit blank pages option may be ticked as required, for example when exporting a document which is to be viewed on screen (not printed) from a duplex original. |
| 5. | Select Keep original element order if the document has ordered opaque elements (e.g. shading) to overwrite text or lines. |
| 6. | Click OK. |
In addition, when you have finished setting up the options, you may also choose to create a Shortcut icon that uses all the options you have set by clicking Shortcut... (see Shortcuts - the easy way to construct a command line) or click the Save button to retain these settings after you close the program.
Links