Optimizing PDF Documents
Posted: Tue Nov 13, 2007 3:28 am
Search engines have become increasingly efficient at indexing different types of documents. Google, for example, can index 12 types of documents, including Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, RTF (rich text format), and Adobe PDF documents. Many other search engines can index PDF documents as well.
Many web site owners like to have PDF documents on their web sites because they want to preserve the exact and look and feel of a printed piece. For example, let's say you would like your online brochure text to display in the typeface Avant Garde. In order for the online brochure to actually appear in this typeface, your site's visitors must have the Avant Garde typeface installed on their computers. If your visitors do not have this typeface installed, your online brochure will look completely different than what you intended. Therefore, many online brochures are formatted as PDF documents.
Many web site owners like to have PDF documents on their web sites because they want to preserve the exact and look and feel of a printed piece. For example, let's say you would like your online brochure text to display in the typeface Avant Garde. In order for the online brochure to actually appear in this typeface, your site's visitors must have the Avant Garde typeface installed on their computers. If your visitors do not have this typeface installed, your online brochure will look completely different than what you intended. Therefore, many online brochures are formatted as PDF documents.
If you have any other tips and trick then please do share friends.
Many web site owners like to have PDF documents on their web sites because they want to preserve the exact and look and feel of a printed piece. For example, let's say you would like your online brochure text to display in the typeface Avant Garde. In order for the online brochure to actually appear in this typeface, your site's visitors must have the Avant Garde typeface installed on their computers. If your visitors do not have this typeface installed, your online brochure will look completely different than what you intended. Therefore, many online brochures are formatted as PDF documents.
Many web site owners like to have PDF documents on their web sites because they want to preserve the exact and look and feel of a printed piece. For example, let's say you would like your online brochure text to display in the typeface Avant Garde. In order for the online brochure to actually appear in this typeface, your site's visitors must have the Avant Garde typeface installed on their computers. If your visitors do not have this typeface installed, your online brochure will look completely different than what you intended. Therefore, many online brochures are formatted as PDF documents.
If you have any other tips and trick then please do share friends.