The data items that
RenderOptionsSpec-OutputService
variables contain.
cacheEnabled
A
boolean
value
that determines whether the Output service should cache a form design
to improve performance. A value of
true
indicates
that caching is performed and
false
indicates that
caching is not performed.
When caching is performed, a form
design is cached the first time it is used to generate PDF document
output. The next time the form design is used to generate PDF document
output, the Output service determines whether the cached form design
is newer than the non-cached form design by comparing timestamps.
If the cached form design is newer, it is retrieved from the cache.
This
option works only with the caching property of the form design.
(See
Designer Help
.)
debugEnabled
A
boolean
value
that determines whether debug-level logging is performed. A value
of
true
indicates that debug-level logging is performed,
and
false
indicates that the default level of logging
is performed.
linearizedPDF
A
boolean
value
that indicates whether the Output service produces a linearized
PDF form (optimized for web applications). A value of
true
indicates the
PDF form is linearized and
false
indicates it is
not linearized.
A linearized PDF document is organized to
enable incremental access for network applications. For example,
a linearized PDF document can be displayed in a web browser before
the entire PDF document is downloaded.
options
A
string
representation
of the options that are set.
PDFAAmendment
A
string
value
that represents the PDF/A document amendment identifier. This value
also specifies the year that is separated from the amendment identifier value
by a colon.
For information about the PDF/A document amendment
value, see
Document management - Electronic document file format for long-term preservation
specification
(ISO-19005-1:2005).
PDFAConformance
A
PDFAConformance
value
that represents the PDF/A conformance level to use, as specified
in the PDF/A-1 ISO specification. The conformance level refers to how
a PDF document adheres to requirements that specify how long-term electronic
documents are preserved.
For information about level A and
B conformance, see
Document management - Electronic document file format for long-term preservation
specification
(ISO-19005-1:2005).
PDFARevisionNumber
An
PDFARevisionNumber
value
that specifies the revision number of a PDF/A document. (See
Document management - Electronic document file format for long-term preservation
specification
(ISO-19005-1:2005)).
pdfVersion
A
string
value
that represents the PDF version value that represents the PDF version
to output (when formPreference is PDFForm or PDFMerge).
These
values are valid:
Acrobat 6 supports PDF version 1.5. Acrobat
7 and Acrobat 8 supports PDF version 1.6. The value /A specifies
a standard for archiving electronic documents (see
Document management - Electronic document file format for long-term preservation
specification
(ISO-19005-1:2005)). This value embeds all the fonts and turns off
compression. A PDF/A document is much larger than a standard PDF document.
renderAtClient
A
string
value
that determines whether PDF content is rendered on the client application
by using Acrobat 7.0 or later or on the server.
retainSignatureField
A
RetainSignatureField
value
that specifies whether signature fields remain interactive after
the PDF document is flattened.
taggedPDF
A
boolean
value
that determines whether the Output service produces a tagged PDF
form. A value of
true
indicates a tagged PDF is
produced and a value of
false
indicates the PDF
is not tagged.
Tags in a PDF form define a set of standard
structure types and attributes that allow page content (text, graphics,
and images) to be extracted and reused for other purposes. It is
intended for use by tools that perform the following types of operations:
-
Simple extraction of text and graphics for pasting into other
applications.
-
Automatic reflow of text and associated graphics to fit a
page of a different size than was assumed for the original layout.
-
Processing text for such purposes as searching, indexing,
and spell-checking.
-
Conversion to other common file formats (such as HTML, XML,
and RTF) with document structure and basic styling information preserved.
-
Making content accessible by screen reader software.
Tagged
PDF files are not supported in PDF versions earlier than version
1.4.
