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PDF2DTP® for InDesign® Manual - 54

PDF2DTP for InDesign Known Limitations

PDF2DTP for InDesign and Embedded Fonts in PDF Files

An embedded font poses a problem where the information in the PDF will be sufficient to draw the glyphs

(characters), but there may be no equivalent Unicode character values given, thus making a conversion to

TEXT utterly impossible.

PDF2DTP for InDesign and Document Page Size

The resulting converted document page size will be based on the Trim area with all registration marks

positioned outside the page boundary.

PDF2DTP for InDesign and PDFs with Multiple Page Sizes

A PDF that consists of multiple page sizes will be converted using the largest Page Size.

PDF2DTP for InDesign and Line Styles

Some Line Styles, such as Triple, are not supported and will convert as separate lines.

PDF2DTP for InDesign and Underlines

Underlines are set using the default line offset and width.

PDF2DTP for InDesign and Colors Used in PDF Files

Colors are converted based on their definition in the PDF. Some colors may not look the same on screen as the

original PDF colors.

PDF2DTP for InDesign and OPI Comments

If an image in the PDF is available on disk a link will be created. If a PDF was generated with no OPI

comments then the original image name and location will of course be unknown. In this case choose “Save

Missing Images” from the Preferences to create a preview file.

PDF2DTP for InDesign and No Defined Image Path

When an image has no path defined in the PDF the preview data saved inside the PDF is only for the

viewable area, which could be a mere sliver of the original. The preview created by PDF2DTP for InDesign

will accommodate this problem by generating a large image file in order to better replace the image and

retain the offsets once the original image is found.

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