The PDF Properties dialog comes up to let you customize the export parameters. You can specify which pages and objects should be exported.
The PDF Properties dialog view
for the Windows platform:
The PDF Properties dialog view for the Mac OS X
platform:
In the Objects section, you specify which objects should be included in the export file:
The Page(s) to export section lets you specify which pages of the active document should be exported to PDF. Just select the needed pages in the list. To select several pages, hold down Ctrl (in Windows) or Cmd (in Mac OS). By default, all the pages are exported.
Embed fonts to file: Check this option if you want to preserve the exact fonts used in the document. In this case, the original document fonts will be embedded into the PDF file and used in displaying the document.
Symbol Encoding: If some non-standard fonts (e.g. those with national language characters) happen to be displayed incorrectly in the PDF, then check the Symbol Encoding option. The fonts will be regarded as Symbol Encoding, and will be displayed correctly.
Encoding: The Encoding box lets you specify text encoding used in your country, for rendering the text properly in the export file.
Note: If the text fonts and styles used in the document cannot be rendered directly in the export file, the Font Synchronization dialog comes up, offering you fonts for substitution. You can see the default fonts for substitution, and change them if necessary.