Save PDF Files

After you convert a file to PDF format, you can save it for future reference. When you save a PDF file, you can accept the Acrobat defaults, name the file, and save it. Alternatively, you can modify the document properties, name the file, and save it. The properties you modify determine how the document appears when opened and what information is available for the Search command (if the document is included as part of a PDF index). To save a PDF file using the Acrobat defaults, do the following:

1. Choose File | Save. Acrobat opens the Save As dialog box.

2. Navigate to the folder you want the file saved in and enter a name for the file. Accept the Save As Type default, which is Adobe PDF Files (*.pdf), and click Save.

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