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Make sure you provide all the product details a reader would need to know before making a purchase decision. People need specific details before they are ready to commit, such as a product name, description, a clear price, product size, what material the product is made of and many more. After all, you do want your readers to recognize your catalogs whenever they see them. If you own a website you can also display your catalog there.

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By using Flipsnack we bring the paper catalogue to the digital customer. Being able to embed product links has made it even more successful. Catalogs are one of the oldest promotional strategies used to promote products and services. Digital catalogs are so much more than printed catalogs. Besides presenting products in a digital format, digital catalogs can offer an interactive experience through links, tags, product tags and more. You can create a catalog on Flipsnack and be 30 pages long, mb for the Starter plan.

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Sell more with your new online catalog Today, having an online catalog is a must. Create your own catalog online. Free catalog templates to customize online Choose from hundreds of professionally designed product catalog templates. Click Options , select any advanced options you want to apply to your index, and click OK.

To add more folders, repeat this step. Any folder nested under an included folder will also be included in the indexing process. You can add folders from multiple servers or disk drives, as long as you do not plan to move the index or any items in the document collection.

Click OK and repeat, as needed. Review your selections. To edit the list of folders to be included or excluded, select the folder you want to change and click Remove. Click Build , and then specify the location for the index file. Click Save , and then:. The options and folder selections remain intact. You can click Open Index select the partially finished index, and revise it. If long path names are truncated in the Include These Directories and Exclude These Subdirectories options, hold the pointer over each ellipsis Do Not Include Numbers.

Select this option to exclude all numbers that appear in the document text from the index. Excluding numbers can significantly reduce the size of an index, making searches faster. Select this option if your collection includes PDFs created before Acrobat 2. Acrobat 2. When this option is not selected, a message appears when you search documents that have changed since the most recent index build. Custom Properties. Use this option to include custom document properties in the index; only custom document properties that already exist in the PDFs you index are indexed.

Type the property, make a selection from the Type menu, and then click Add. These properties appear as a search option in the Search PDF window's additional criteria pop-up menus when you search the resulting index. For example, if you enter the custom property Document Name and choose the string property from the Type menu, a user searching the index can then search within the custom property by selecting Document Name from the Use These Additional Criteria menu.

Use this option to include custom XMP fields. The custom XMP fields are indexed and appear in the additional criteria pop-up menus to be searchable in the selected indexes. Use to exclude specific words maximum from the index search results.

Type the word, click Add, and repeat as needed. A stop word can contain up to characters and is case sensitive. Structure Tags. Use this option to make specific leaf-element tag nodes searchable in documents that have a tagged logical structure. To apply these settings globally to any index you create, you can change the default settings for custom fields, stop words, and tags in the Catalog panel of the Preferences dialog box.

It is often a good idea to create a separate ReadMe file and put it in the folder with the index. This ReadMe file can give people details about your index, such as:. A list of the folders containing documents included in a LAN-based index, or a list of the documents included in a disk-based index.

You might also include a brief description of the contents of each folder or document. If a catalog has an especially large number of documents, consider including a table that shows the values assigned to each document. The table can be part of your ReadMe file or a separate document. While you are developing the index, you can use the table to maintain consistency. Locate and select the index definition file PDX for the index, and click Open. If the index was created with Acrobat 5. In the Index Definition dialog box, make any changes you want, and then click the function you want Acrobat to perform:.

Creates a new IDX file with the existing information, and updates it by adding new entries and marking changed or outdated entries as invalid. If you make a large number of changes, or use this option repeatedly instead of creating a new index, search times may increase. You can set preferences for indexing that apply globally to all subsequent indexes you build.

You can override some of these preferences for an individual index by selecting new options during the index-building process. In the Preferences dialog box under Categories , select Catalog. Many of the options are identical to those described for the index-building process.

Use the Catalog feature and a catalog batch PDX file. A BPDX file is a text file that contains a list of platform-dependent catalog index file paths and flags. Acrobat then re-creates the index according to the flags in the BPDX file. You can develop and test an indexed document collection on a local hard drive and then move the finished document collection to a network server or disk.

An index definition contains relative paths between the index definition file PDX and the folders containing the indexed documents. If the PDX file and the folders containing the indexed documents are in the same folder, you can maintain the relative path simply by moving that folder.

If the relative path changes, you must create a new index after you move the indexed document collection. However, you can still use the original PDX file. To use the original PDX file, first move the indexed documents. Then copy the PDX file to the folder where you want to create the new index, and edit the include and exclude lists of directories and subdirectories, as necessary.

If the index resides on a drive or server volume separate from any part of the collection it applies to, moving either the collection or the index breaks the index.

If you intend to move a document collection either to another network location or onto a CD, create and build the index in the same location as the collection. Legal Notices Online Privacy Policy.

User Guide Cancel. Create and manage an index in a PDF. Add an index to a PDF. The Index toolset is displayed in the secondary toolbar. In the secondary toolbar, click Manage Embedded Index. Read the messages that appear, and click OK. Update or remove the embedded index in a PDF.