ADOBE PDF printer setting with joboptions?

Hi all,
I have adobe pdf printer installed in my win7 pc and I know I can edit the settings manually but is there any way I can use my existing joboptions file?
Thanks in advance.
  Arjun

hi anubha,
thanks again but i know this distiller settings and setting up watch
folders and i have more than 5 watch folders with different joboptions
settings.
what i need is to use one particular joboption file to use in adobe pdf
printer. presently i set all the parameters in adobe pdf printer setting
but wonder if a joboption file can be used to set the adobe pdf printer.
On Mon, Mar 30, 2015 at 11:39 AM, Anubha Goel <[email protected]>

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