Enclosed spaces requiring acoustical separation higher than 40 STC, partitions to structure with acoustical insulation, and ductwork sound baffling.Large filing, library, or storage areas with concentrated floor loads.Secure storage, strong rooms, vaults, and hardened partitions located within the office suite.Meeting spaces and conference rooms that include special lighting systems, acoustical treatment, moveable partitions, millwork, or A/V systems.Millwork other than service unit/coffee bar and coat storage.Spaces and features that may be classified as a separate space type or covered as a special feature include: Other helpers here use Mac as their main platform and may be able to assist you in time for your deadline.The Office space type refers to a variety of spaces including: meeting spaces integrated into the office environment, reception, office support spaces such as work rooms, storage rooms, file rooms, mail rooms, copier areas, service units/coffee bar, and coat storage integrated into the office environment, and telephone and communications equipment rooms located in tenant suites containing tenant equipment. Not sure whether you find the pdf settings there (not at a Mac right now), you may need to look elsewhere. If you must use the print-to-file feature, you can try to set the default page size in Settings - Printers.

Rarely use external print services, so I have little experience with your issue. Print to file works well in many cases, but I get in trouble whenever I try to adjust page size different from the default, so I have more or less abandoned that in OpenOffice. Close the window (also preview window if opened) before you take the file to printing (email, USB-stick, etc), to avoid any locks on filesystem level. Some PDF functionality is lost (online editable form fields, links, stuff you don't need for printing), and fonts should be embedded.

When you get the export options dialog, tick the 'PDF/A-1a' item in the General/General section, and untick everything else. She also indicated that export has been tried (hers is not the initial post in this thread, I missed that at first and suspect that you went in the same trap Good to see that you got the issue resolved, randomly as it were. Paula123 indicates that she is on OS-X, where print-to-pdf is integrated in the printing section of the operating system.

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