Document Properties

Select File > Info > Description. A summary of properties is displayed. Click the title Properties, then select the Advanced Properties drop-down to display the Document Properties dialog box, which includes the following panels: Description, Security, Initial View, Custom, Fonts, and Reading.

Note If any property is modified, you will be prompted to save the document before closing it.

Description

Under Description you find the standard fields, such as Title, Author, Subject, Keywords. These values can be modified. Other values, such as Creator, Created and Modified cannot be changed.

Under Advanced you find PDF Producer, PDF Version, File Size, Page Size, Location, and Number of Pages.

Initial View

The Initial View options define how the document will be displayed when it is opened. These options are stored in the document and will be followed by any capable PDF viewer program.

Custom

You can include custom defined application-specific key-value document property pairs to the PDF document.

Later, other document management applications can retrieve the information for post-processing.

For example, you can make a custom field searchable by defining it in the custom field list before building the index.

Fonts

Use this to show all the fonts referenced in the document. This helps you to understand whether font substitution is used to show unavailable fonts; or if fonts are embedded in the document.

Advanced

Under Reading Options section, you can specify reading options:

  • Reading direction: You can select either left-to-right or right-to-left text direction

  • Language: You can select the language for reading the content in this list.

Note This product can read text in the languages installed. See Reading PDF for details.

Under Print Options, select the Choose paper by page size check box to let Power PDF automatically adjust the paper size to the document page size when printing.