Configure the general settings for non-page programmed documents

The settings in this dialogue will be applied to a non-page programmed document when you open the document.

1. Click [Tools] - [Clean document options].

2. Configure the general settings for non-page programmed documents.

   Setting	Description
   [Open 'Save as' dialog for converted documents]	This option enables the [Save as...] dialogue for converted documents when saved for the first time. Documents are converted by the application when the original document is: A non-page programmed PDF A PDF with an ODW 3.6.x page programme A Microsoft Office document Use the [Save as...] functionality to keep the original PDF document.
   [Warn when PDF boxes change when opening file]	The PDF boxes are checked when you open a non-page programmed PDF document . The application can change the PDF boxes, see Which PDF boxes are used in a page programmed document?. Enable this option to display a warning if the PDF boxes are changed by the application.
   [Warn when the file contains a bleed box]	The PDF boxes are checked when you open a non-page programmed PDF document . Enable this option to display a warning when the document contains a bleed box.
   Document layout	[1-sided or 2-sided]  Define if the application opens a non-page programmed PDF as a 1-sided or 2-sided document.
   	[Binding edge]  The position of the binding edge determines how the pages are printed on the paper. You can select the following options: [Left]  The document will print so that the pages of the produced document turn over the left side of the paper. [Top]  The job will print so that the pages of the produced document turn over the top side of the paper. [Right]  The job will print so that the pages of the produced document turn over the right side of the paper.
   	[Use default media]  Assign a default media to the pages of the non-page programmed document when the document is opened for the first time. Click [Define default media] to select a default media for non-page programmed PDFs.
   [Convert PowerPoint to PDF options]	The default options used when you import PowerPoint files. [Full page slides]  Import all slides as separate pages. The layout and page options as defined in PowerPoint are used. [Handouts]  Combine one or more slides on one page. Define the number of slides per page. You can also define the order of the slides. [Notes pages]  Put one slide and its notes per page. You can use the [Page orientation] option in combination with this option. [Frame slides]  Select this option to put a thin line around the slides.
   [Open "Convert PowerPoint to PDF options" dialog]	This option allows you to enter the conversion settings when you open a PowerPoint file.

3. Click [OK]