Adobe PDF Reference 第三版：全面指南

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《PDFReference：Adobe Portable Document Format 第三版》是一本详尽的指南，由Adobe Systems Incorporate编著，收录于Addison-Wesley出版社出版。该书专注于Adobe的Portable Document Format (PDF) Version 1.4，这是在1985年首次发布后的重要更新，旨在提供对PDF标准的深入理解和实用应用。 PDF Reference 第三版涵盖了Adobe Acrobat的核心技术，这是一种广泛使用的文件格式，支持跨平台、无损的数据交换，使得文档能够在各种设备和操作系统上保持原始格式和视觉效果。书中详细介绍了如何创建、编辑和管理PDF文件，包括如何利用Acrobat Capture进行图像扫描和转换，以及Acrobat Reader用于查看和交互式阅读的工具。版本1.4的改进可能包括了更好的兼容性、安全性和性能优化。它可能还包含了PDF/A（一种长期保留格式）的介绍，确保文档的稳定性与持久性。此外，书中还会涉及如何使用Distiller进行PDF制作，以及ePaper等电子纸技术在PDF中的应用。图书的版权信息强调了所有内容均受Adobe Systems Incorporate的保护，未经许可，无论是硬拷贝还是电子形式的复制或传输都是严格禁止的。这体现了Adobe对知识产权的重视和对用户合法使用的规范。作为一本专业参考书籍，PDFReference 第三版不仅适合PDF开发者、设计师、排版人员，也适用于任何需要处理PDF文件的专业人士，如法律工作者、教育工作者或企业用户。书中除了理论知识，还提供了丰富的技术细节和实际操作案例，帮助读者掌握PDF工作流程和最佳实践。本书的索引和参考文献部分则为深入研究者提供了进一步探索PDF技术的途径，涵盖了广泛的领域，如字体使用、图像处理、交互元素设计等。这是一本既实用又全面的PDF技术手册，对于提升读者在数字文档管理和交换方面的技能具有显著价值。

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9.1 Predefined procedure sets 574

9.2 Entries in the document information dictionary 576

9.3 Additional entries in a metadata stream dictionary 578

9.4 Additional entry for components having metadata 578

9.5 PDF constructs that do not take metadata 579

9.6 Entries in a page-piece dictionary 582

9.7 Entries in an application data dictionary 582

9.8 Marked-content operators 584

9.9 Entries in the structure tree root 590

9.10 Entries in a structure element dictionary 591

9.11 Entries in a marked-content reference dictionary 594

9.12 Entries in an object reference dictionary 599

9.13 Additional dictionary entries for structure element access 602

9.14 Entry common to all attribute objects 605

9.15 Entry in the mark information dictionary 614

9.16 Property list entries for artifacts 616

9.17 Derivation of font characteristics 622

9.18 Standard structure types for grouping elements 627

9.19 Block-level structure elements 629

9.20 Standard structure types for paragraphlike elements 630

9.21 Standard structure types for list elements 630

9.22 Standard structure types for table elements 631

9.23 Standard structure types for inline-level structure elements 633

9.24 Standard structure types for illustration elements 637

9.25 Standard attribute owners 639

9.26 Standard layout attributes 640

9.27 Standard layout attributes common to all standard structure types 641

9.28 Additional standard layout attributes specific to block-level structure

elements 643

9.29 Standard layout attributes specific to inline-level structure elements 646

9.30 Standard list attribute 650

9.31 Standard table attributes 651

9.32 Entries in the Web Capture information dictionary 660

9.33 Entries common to all Web Capture content sets 668

9.34 Additional entries specific to a Web Capture page set 668

9.35 Additional entries specific to a Web Capture image set 669

9.36 Entries in a source information dictionary 670

9.37 Entries in a URL alias dictionary 671

9.38 Entries in a Web Capture command dictionary 672

9.39 Web Capture command flags 673

9.40 Entries in a Web Capture command settings dictionary 674

9.41 Entries in a box color information dictionary 681

9.42 Entries in a box style dictionary 681

xix

Preface

THE ORIGINS OF THE Portable Document Format and the Adobe

Acrobat

product family date to early 1990. At that time, the PostScript

page description

language was rapidly becoming the worldwide standard for the production of the

printed page. PDF builds on the PostScript page description language by layering

a document structure and interactive navigation features on PostScript’s under-

lying imaging model, providing a convenient, efﬁcient mechanism enabling doc-

uments to be reliably viewed and printed anywhere.

The PDF speciﬁcation was ﬁrst published at the same time the ﬁrst Acrobat prod-

ucts were introduced in 1993. Since then, updated versions of the speciﬁcation

have been and continue to be available from Adobe via the World Wide Web. This

book is the third professionally published edition of the speciﬁcation. Like its

predecessor, it is completely self-contained, including the precise documentation

of the underlying imaging model from PostScript along with the PDF-speciﬁc

features that are combined in version 1.4 of the PDF standard.

Over the past eight years, aided by the explosive growth of the Internet, PDF has

become the de facto standard for the electronic exchange of documents. Well over

200 million copies of the free Acrobat Reader

application have been distributed

around the world, facilitating efﬁcient sharing of digital content. In addition,

PDF is now the industry standard for the intermediate representation of printed

material in electronic prepress systems for conventional printing applications. As

major corporations, government agencies, and educational institutions stream-

line their operations by replacing paper-based workﬂow with electronic exchange

of information, the impact and opportunity for the application of PDF will con-

tinue to grow at a rapid pace.

PDF is the ﬁle format that underlies Adobe ePaper

Solutions, a family of prod-

ucts supporting Adobe’s vision for Network Publishing—the process of creating,

managing, and accessing digital content on diverse platforms and devices. ePaper

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