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Click the Analyze button at the bottom of the box.

In the Profiles tab, go to the PDF/A section and click on the "Convert to PDF/A…" line for the version you converted to (PDF/A-1a for documents created through Microsoft Word, PDF/A-1b for all other methods described above).

In the box that pops up, make sure "PDF Standards" is selected in the dropdown box at the top.

On the right side of the screen click the "Preflight" button.

#Libreoffice alwasy save as word file pdf#

Click the "Select a File" button on the new screen and locate your thesis PDF file and click Open.Under the Tools tab, go to the PDF Standards tool and click open.If you want to ensure that your document is a valid PDF/A you can validate it using Adobe Acrobat Pro.

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Going the extra mile: validating your PDF/A with Adobe Acrobat Pro If something looks wrong you can try the conversion process again. You should at least do a visual inspection of the created PDF document to ensure it looks the way you want it to with correct layout and images.

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DON'T password protect or encrypt your PDF file.

The other formats mentioned can be submitted as supplemental files.

DON'T embed multimedia files (audio and video), scripts, executables, lab notebooks, etc.

This is something that can be easily lost if you print to PDF rather than converting to it. This is so your links remain accessible and clickable once the PDF is created.

DO make sure all your hyperlinks are embedded in the document.

When creating a PDF/A, fonts will be embedded automatically. This is to make sure the type appears how you want it to in the future.

DO make sure all your fonts are embedded in the document.

It is much easier and better to create valid PDF/A's from your original files than from a regular PDF.

DO start out with your original files if possible (text, Word, InDesign, LaTeX, etc.).

While MIT accepts regular PDF, a PDF/A -1 document is preferable for the reasons mentioned above and it follows the do's and don'ts in this section by default. This will allow for an even greater chance that your work will be accessible in the long term in the manner that you originally intended. It is still best to submit your original file(s) alongside the PDF/A as a supplemental file(s). In this document when we talk about PDF/A we are referring specifically to version PDF/A-1 (either a or b), as this is the most preservation-worthy version and does not allow for some complex elements (see PDF do's and don'ts) that could corrupt or prevent the file from being viewable in the future. It is best for static content that will not change in the future.

It ensures that PDF format conforms to certain specifications which make it more likely to open and be viewable in the long term. PDF/A is the more suitable format for long term preservation than a basic PDF.