Click the Color tab, and choose Tag Everything for Color Management from the color Management Policies pop-up menu.
In the Working Spaces area, you can accept or deselect default values for Gray, CMYK, and RGB profiles. You can experiment with these settings and save your favorites to use in future files.
Embed the fonts.
Click the Fonts tab, and review the list of fonts included in the document. Then select Embed All Fonts and Subset All Embedded Fonts Below 100%. These selections ensure that viewers will see the fonts you used in the PDF file, not substituted fonts.
Base 14 fonts are never embedded. These are standard system fonts, so there is no danger of substitution.
Explore the Compression settings.
When you click the Compression tab, notice that Bicubic Downsampling is checked for all image types. The default Press resolutions—300 dpi for Color and Grayscale, 1200 dpi for Monochrome—are designed for high-quality printing, not small file size.
Save the settings for future jobs.
When you have explored all the job options, click the Save As button. Select the location and enter a name for your custom settings. The next time you open Acrobat Distiller, your settings will appear in the Job Options menu.
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