Re: Word Meta Data And PDF Question

[Peter Gold <peter -at- highsoft -dot- com>]

Try creating the PDF in ASCII, rather than binary format, then open the
ASCII file in a text editor. This should expose all content.


>> John Fleming wrote:
>> 
>>> How much, if any, of Word's meta data gets transfered to the
>>> PDF version of a Word file when the PDF file is created?
>>> 
>>> Anybody here...know where I could find it?
>>> 
>> 
>> 
>> Well, I just populated every single editable field in Word's Properties
>> dialog box, set the Convert Doc Info option in PDFMaker, and checked the
>> properties of the resulting output PDF.
>> 
>> The only ones that showed up were Title, Subject, Author, and Keywords.  None
>> of the zillion optional properties came through.

Regards,

Peter Gold
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