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U  J D F (JDF)

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•Click New to start creating a new JDF denition.

•Click Add to import a JDF denition.

•Click Remove to delete a denition.

•Use Edit to start editing a denition. Use the Contacts Manager, Media

Manager, and Submission Manager buons to edit an existing JDF le,

as described in the corresponding sections that follow.

•Click Submit to submit the current PDF.

Contacts Manager

Use the Contacts Manager to record contact information for everyone

involved in the project. Click Contacts Manager in the JDF Job

Definitions dialog box, and then click Add to add a new contact. You

must have at least one contact person, and that person must be defined

as the customer.

Media Manager

Use the Media Manager to specify media, or paper stock, for print jobs

in Acrobat X Pro. Click Media Manager in the JDF Job Definitions dialog

box. Your customer can specify media with as much information as is

known; you can also add relevant information later. Alternatively, your

customer can leave the media type unspecified, and then you can

create and select the appropriate media settings. You can also embed

media settings in a JDF template for your customer to use. You can add

or modify media settings at any point during the production cycle.

Media Manager

You can specify seings for media to be used in the job, and these seings will be

incorporated into the JDF denition you create.

Submission Manager

Before you prepare a JDF file, use the Submission Manager to configure

the submissions workflow. Submissions provide a method for

converting, testing, and packaging files for delivery to a service

provider. Click Submission Manager in the JDF Job Definitions dialog

box. Then click Add in the Submission Manager dialog box to create a

new configuration. In the Submission Setup dialog box, name the

configuration, choose a default conversion setting, and select a

submission methodfor best results, always check Submit as MIME

package. In Pre-submission Options check the options Verify that PDF

files are consistent with the JDF job definition and Preflight PDF files.

The first option compares the JDF file with the associated files and

verifies that they exist and are linked to the appropriate URL; any

inconsistencies in page sizes, inks, and the number of pages available

result in an error. The Preflight PDF files option preflights the PDF files

using the preflight profile specified in the JDF file (if there isn’t one

specified, the option uses the one specified in the Submission Setup

dialog box).

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