Adobe 62000112DM User Guide - Page 511

ADOBE ACROBAT 3D VERSION 8 504 User Guide Relationship between property value and typed value Relationship Boolean properties between numerical values is equal to is not equal to is less than is true contains does not contain is less than or equal is not true to begins with does not begin with is equal to ends with does not end with is not equal to is contained in is not contained in is greater than is greater than or equal to Property groups The properties for defining a check are grouped in categories. You can view a list of all property groups in the Edit Check dialog box. In addition, you can view the individual properties that make up each group, as well as an expla­ nation of how the Preflight tool uses the properties. The following property groups are available: Text Includes information about how text is rendered, whether it is scaled anamorphically or slanted, or whether it can be mapped to Unicode and thus copied or exported correctly. Font Describes all aspects of a font in which text is rendered. Note that text size is a text property, not a font property, because a font can be used at many sizes throughout a PDF document. Text size is included in the Text property group. Image Includes image resolution, bit depth, number of pixels, rendering intent, and more. Colors Includes color characteristics, such as color spaces, alternate color spaces, patterns, and spot colors. Alternate color spaces enable Acrobat to display or print certain spot colors and multicomponent spot colors (DeviceN). For example, to reproduce the color orange on a monitor or printer, the PDF requires an alternate color space (made up of RGB or CMYK colors) that defines what the spot color looks like. ICC Color Spaces Includes properties for accessing the characteristics in the embedded ICC profiles, which define the ICC color spaces. ICC profiles contain data for translating device-dependent color to a device-independent color space, such as Lab. This helps you reproduce color consistently across different platforms, devices, and ICCcompliant applications (such as Adobe Illustrator and Adobe InDesign). A document that contains objects in different color spaces (such as RGB, CMYK, and Grayscale) could have different ICC profiles for calibrating the color for each color space. Graphic State Properties For Fill Includes graphic state information about how areas are filled, particularly the color values of the current color space. Graphic State Properties For Stroke Includes graphic state information about how lines are drawn, particularly the color values of the current color space, as well as line-specific properties, such as thickness. General Graphic State Properties Includes settings that control how text, graphics, or images are displayed in a PDF page. Overprint settings, for example, are included here. Halftone Includes graphic state settings relevant to prepress operations, such as screen angles, frequencies, and spot shapes.