PDF and metadata – hot tips!
As you’re probably aware — when it comes to PDF, metadata is often added and edited during creation time from applications such as Microsoft Word and other office-related applications.
It can also be modified from within a PDF editing application by way of the Document Properties (Ctrl-D from within Adobe Reader or Adobe Acrobat).
But metadata in itself isn’t a useful tool — you’ve got to make some intelligent choices in order to reap the benefits. Michael Cartwright – CEO of Solid Documents, has some useful tips titled, “Metadata Best Practices” in his recent article, Using Metadata to Enhance your PDF Files, at Planet PDF.
He says:
- Minimise keyword ambiguity by using clear and carefully chosen words.
- Ensure that the metadata is consistent across all of your documents.
- Prevent unwanted disclosure by carefully checking metadata prior to distributing.
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