Converting Each Document to a PDF Document

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You can convert all non-PDF documents stored in a library to PDF documents in Desktop Browser.

Note
Using the advanced settings, you can set the compression and password for a PDF document. You can also convert a PDF document. To convert a document into a PDF document by using the advanced settings, see the following. Converting a Document into a PDF by Using the Advanced Settings

Select the document to convert into a PDF in the File List View Pane.

Click

(Convert to PDF Document) on the Toolbar.

Or, follow one of the steps described below.

Select the [File] menu > [Convert to PDF Document].

Right-click in the File List View Pane, and select [Convert to PDF Document].

The document is converted to a PDF document and saved in the original folder.

If conversion takes 60 seconds or longer, a confirmation message is displayed. Selecting [No] cancels conversion to a PDF document.

Note
The document name of the converted PDF document is the original document name with the file extension changed to '.pdf'. If another document with the same name already exists in the destination, or if the file was originally a PDF, the document name has '(2)' added to the end of it. When you convert a document in a Document Server Library or SharePoint Server Library for which [Create Version] is enabled, the [Enter Version Comments] dialog box is displayed. However, in the following cases, no operation is necessary because check in is performed without displaying the [Enter Version Comments] dialog box. When the [Enter version comments when checking in documents] check box is not selected in [Settings] > [System Settings] > [Browser] > [Shared Document Management] When the [Do not show this dialog box again when checking in documents] check box is selected in the [Enter Version Comments] dialog box If you import an image whose width or height exceeds 482.6 mm (19 inches), it is reduced to fit the size set in [Reduced Image Paper Size] when converting to a PDF document. If information for the resolution is not included in the image, the image is converted to 96 dpi when reduced. [Settings] > [System Settings] > [Common Settings] > [Import] > [Reduced Image Paper Size]

Note

The document name of the converted PDF document is the original document name with the file extension changed to '.pdf'. If another document with the same name already exists in the destination, or if the file was originally a PDF, the document name has '(2)' added to the end of it.

When you convert a document in a Document Server Library or SharePoint Server Library for which [Create Version] is enabled, the [Enter Version Comments] dialog box is displayed. However, in the following cases, no operation is necessary because check in is performed without displaying the [Enter Version Comments] dialog box.

When the [Enter version comments when checking in documents] check box is not selected in [Settings] > [System Settings] > [Browser] > [Shared Document Management]

When the [Do not show this dialog box again when checking in documents] check box is selected in the [Enter Version Comments] dialog box

If you import an image whose width or height exceeds 482.6 mm (19 inches), it is reduced to fit the size set in [Reduced Image Paper Size] when converting to a PDF document.

If information for the resolution is not included in the image, the image is converted to 96 dpi when reduced.

[Settings] > [System Settings] > [Common Settings] > [Import] > [Reduced Image Paper Size]