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Setting display options for converted HTML pages
You can determine the font properties and other display characteristics, such as text and
background colors, of HTML pages that you convert to Adobe PDF pages.
To set display options for HTML pages:
1. Do one of the following to open the Web Page Conversion Settings dialog box:
● Choose File > Create PDF > From Web Page, or choose From Web Page from the Create
PDF menu on the toolbar.
● Click the Create PDF From Web Page button on the toolbar.
● Choose Advanced > Web Capture > Append Web Page.
2. Click Settings.
3. In the Web Page Conversion Settings dialog box, click the General tab.
4. Double-click HTML, or select HTML, and click Settings.
5. In the General tab, select from the following options:
● Default Colors sets the default colors for text, page backgrounds, web links, and text that
replaces an image in a file when the image is unavailable. For each color, click the color
button to open a palette, and select the color. If you want to use these colors on all pages,
select Force These Settings For All Pages. If you do not select this option, your colors are
used only on pages that don't have colors defined.
● Background Options specifies whether to display colors and tiled images in page
backgrounds and colors in table cells. If you do not select these options, converted web
pages may look different than they do in a web browser, but they may be easier to read if
printed.
● Wrap Lines Inside PREs Longer Than wraps preformatted (HTML) lines of text if they
are longer than a specified length. The web page is scaled so that the longest line on the
page fits on the screen. Select this setting if an HTML file you're downloading has
unreasonably long lines of preformatted text.
● Multimedia determines whether to reference multimedia (such as SWF files) by URL,
disable multimedia capture, or embed multimedia files when possible.
● Convert Images includes images in the conversion to PDF. If you do not select this option,
an image is indicated by a colored border (and possibly text, if specified by the page's
design).
● Underline Links underlines textual web links on the pages.
6. Click the Fonts And Encoding tab to specify language encoding and fonts for body text,
headings, or preformatted text:
● Input Encoding sets the encoding of a file's text.
● Language Specific Font Settings determine the font used for text. To change the fonts
used to display body text, headings, and preformatted text, click Change, select new fonts
from the menus, and click OK.
● Font Size sets the font sizes used for body text, headings, and preformatted text.
● Embed Platform Fonts When Possible stores the fonts used on the pages in the PDF file so
that the text always appears in the original fonts. Note that embedding fonts increases the
size of the file.