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Importing a PDF into another PDF as a layer

1. Open the Layers Navigation panel (View > Show/Hide > Navigation

Panes > Layers).

2. In the Layers panel, click on the Options menu pull-down ( ),

and choose Import as Layer. Name the layer, and choose options for

position, scale, opacity  even position the layer behind the exist-

ing contents.

Importing a PDF as a Layer

Select another PDF to import as a layer, and choose scaling, stacking order, position, and

opacity options.

Using Other Applications to Edit PDF files

Using the content editing tools is the recommended method for editing

content in a PDF. Still, be cautious about accidentally modifying content,

and carefully examine edited PDFs to ensure that no unintended

changes have occurred.

Adobe does not recommend that you attempt to edit PDFs in Adobe

Illustrator. While Illustrator will open a PDF, it is intended to open only

PDFs that were created by Illustrator with the Preserve Illustrator Editing

Capabilities option. PDFs created by other applicationseven Adobe

InDesignare not intended to be edited in Illustrator. Font embedding

may be damaged, content may become corrupted, and there is no

guarantee that such edits won’t impair file integrity. It’s still best to

return to the originating application, perform the necessary edits there,

and generate a new, corrected PDF.

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Use the commenting and reviewing features in Acrobat X Pro to

communicate with your customer about issues identified during

preflighting, or to get final approval on changes you’ve made to the

document before printing. You can include preflight results as

comments in the file (see “Saving preflight results” in this chapter), use

the highlighting and drawing tools to illustrate issues, and add any other

instructions or information in comments you add manually. Then use

PDF Optimizer to create a smaller copy of the file that you can e-mail to

your customer (see “Using PDF Optimizer to optimize files for print” in

this chapter). Enable the PDF file for review in Adobe Reader 8 or later,

so that your customer will have commenting and drawing tools

available.

About Comments

You can add comments in a PDF file without affecting the output or the

content of the file. (Note, however, that placing comments inside the

trimbox of a PDF/X file will invalidate its compliance with the PDF/X

specification. Consequently, comments should be made on a copy of a

PDF/X-compliant file.) These comments include notes, highlights, text

edits, and stamps; you can also attach sound, text, or image files to the

document to convey your message. For example, you can indicate an

error or misalignment by circling it, add a stamp that says you’ve

approved a page, or record a message explaining that a certain element

on a particular layer is causing print problems. You can also attach

other files within a PDF document, such as preflight settings, preflight

reports, or job information.

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