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In the resulting dialog, navigate to the folder where you’ve stored any previously created PDF settings, or to the default Library:Application Support:Adobe PDF:Settings folder (PC: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Shared Documents\Adobe PDF\Settings). To add previously created Adobe PDF settings to your Distiller 8 list, first close your Watched Folder dialog, then choose Settings>Add Adobe PDF Settings. If the PDF settings you want aren’t available, you can add any of your own Adobe PDF settings to this list. From this you can select one of the Acrobat 8 Adobe PDF settings, including one of the PDF/X prepress standards. The first option is to click the Load Settings button located on the right side of the Watched Folder dialog. You have several avenues for assigning PDF settings. Once you’ve designated a watched folder, you need to assign a set of PDF settings that will be used to process any PostScript files printed or saved to this folder. STEP 2 Assign PDF Settings to Watched Folder

This creates a watched folder that contains an In and Out folder and will also add the folder to the list in the Watched Folder dialog. Select the folder you just created and click Open. To create a watched folder, first navigate to an easy-to-access location on your hard drive and make a folder named “PDF for Prepress CMYK.” Then, launch Distiller and choose Settings>Watched Folder. Create a Watched Folder in DistillerĪ watched folder is a hot folder into which you’ll print a PostScript file that in turn will be converted into a PDF document using an associated Adobe PDF preset. Here’s how to quickly and easily create PDFs using Distiller watched folders and InDesign print styles. With InDesign and Distiller, there are a multitude of settings for creating PDFs for just about any purpose. Distiller has one role in life: create PDFs. At the other end of the spectrum are high-quality, high-resolution, uncompressed RGB or CMYK PDFs created through Adobe InDesign and Acrobat Distiller. You can create simple RGB, low-resolution, compressed PDFs with a one-step, one-button method through many Microsoft applications. There are many methods for creating PDF documents, both from within the Creative Suite and through other applications.