9A0-393 무료 덤프문제 온라인 액세스

You are creating an Adobe PDF document from a Microsoft Word document. Users will print the PDF document on laser and ink jet printers. You want to maintain print quality while minimizing the file size.
From Word, you choose Adobe PDF > Change Conversion Settings. Which option should you choose from the Conversion Settings pull-down menu in the PDF Maker Settings panel?

• A.Smallest File Size
• B.Standard
• C.Press Quality
• D.High Quality

You are creating a PDF document to submit as a print-ready file. Because you have several images in the project that you have scaled down in size, you want to have Distiller down sample the files to reduce overall file size. Which should you select from the Images menu of the Adobe PDF Settings dialog box?

• A.Average Down sampling
• B.You should NOT select anything. You should NOT down sample any images.
• C.Subsampling
• D.Bicubic Down sampling

What is the most efficient way to create a PDF document from a Word document suitable for high quality print production and/or separation?

• A.use Distiller and choose the Standard job option
• B.create PDF from File in Acrobat and choose the High Quality job option
• C.use the Adobe PDF printer and choose the Smallest File Size job option
• D.use PDF Maker and choose the Press Quality job option

What is the purpose of the ISO standard PDF/X workflow?

• A.It is a standard for archiving metadata.
• B.It is an Internet standard for sending fax documents.
• C.It assures that prepress information is correctly represented in a PDF document.
• D.It is used for the creation of PDF documents with multimedia content.

You are creating a PDF file for the purpose of proofing. You want the PDF document to be as small as possible. To accomplish this, from the Adobe PDF Settings dialog box you _____.

• A.turn Anti-Alias to Gray On in Monochrome Images in the Image tab
• B.deselect Embed Thumbnails in the General tab
• C.deselect Subset fonts in the Fonts tab
• D.select Off in the Sampling pop-up menu for Color Images, Grayscale images, and Monochrome images in the Image tab