Free Adobe 9A0-393 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

You have created an Adobe PDF document. When users view the file, the fonts do NOT display as they did in the original application document. Why do the font display incorrectly?

• A.  The fonts were NOT embedded in the PDF document.
• B.  The fonts were outlined.
• C.  The original font was an OpenType font.
• D.  The original font was a TrueType font.

You want to change the font size of text by using the TouchUp Text tool.
You have highlighted the text.
What should you do?

• A.  choose Tools > Print Production
• B.  Control-click (Mac OS) or right-click (Windows) and choose Properties
• C.  choose Tools > Advanced Editing
• D.  Control-click (Mac OS) or right-click (Windows) and choose Create Artifact

The PDF/ X-1a and PDF/X-3 conversion settings in the Acrobat PDFMaker dialog box are used to create
_____.

• A.  low resolution PDF files for posting on the Internet
• B.  high quality PDF files for newspaper and/or magazine publishing
• C.  high quality PDF files for printing to in-house output devices
• D.  low resolution PDF files for on-screen viewing only

How can you add a signature field to a PDF document so that another person can sign it?

• A.  choose Document > Digital Signatures > Sign this Document
• B.  choose Document > Digital Signatures > Validate All Signatures in Document
• C.  choose Document > Digital Signatures > Create a Blank Signature Field
• D.  choose Document > Digital Signatures > Validate Signature

You are creating color separations at output and need to convert a spot color to 4-color process. What should you do?

• A.  You choose Document > Preflight, select List all objects not 4c from the Profiles dialog box, and click
  Analyze.
• B.  In the Advance Print Setup dialog box, you choose Separations from the Color pull-down menu and then select Convert All Spots to Process in the Ink Manager.
• C.  You choose Advanced > Separation Preview and then select the appropriate color name.
• D.  You do nothing. Spot color conversion needs to be done before the PDF document is created.