The color options within the ‘Custom PDF Settings’ include ‘Color’, ‘Grayscale’, and ‘Mono’. Within the ‘Custom’ template, there are downsampling options that affect definition and color qualities: ‘Don’t Downsample’, ‘Average’, ‘Subsample’, ‘Bicubic’, and ‘Downsampling Threshold’. The ‘Custom’ feature lets you determine specific settings for the finished file. The ‘Prepress’ category optimizes PDF docs for commercial printers by generating high-resolution pictures and embedded fonts. While the aforementioned templates assist in virtual viewing, the ‘Print’ option can convert PDF files to suit home and office printers, which results in high-quality PDFs without embedded fonts. This template makes average-sized PDFs that include compressed images to result in seamless downloading and viewing experiences on different screens: computers, laptops, phones, tablets, etc. The ‘eBook’ setting optimally creates PDFs for eBook viewing. While the onscreen viewing experience may be more optimal than before, printing quality goes down with this template. The ‘Screen’ setting produces small documents with reduced resolutions. The ‘Screen’ template category is suitable for onscreen viewing. PrimoPDF can let you create a PDF at the preferred resolution and size.
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