InDesign PDF Export Options
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This article appeared in Issue 149 of InDesign Magazine.If you’ve ever tried to export an InDesign document to PDF, you’ve no doubt discovered that Adobe offers two methods of output: Adobe PDF (Interactive) and Adobe PDF (Print). Why two methods? What’s the difference? When should you use Interactive, and when should you use Print? Can (or should) you ever use Interactive for a PDF destined to print, or vice versa? Read on to discover the answers to all these questions and more.
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