BIP PDF Default Settings

How can I set the default pdf zoom in BI Publisher? I know you can do in Adobe Reader, how can I do in BI Publisher and overwrite Adobe settings?
Edited by: user6745988 on Jun 22, 2012 8:28 AM

I thought of that already John, but sadly it doesn't work that way. Unfortunately, even with Blurb selected in the book settings, the Export to Book in the left hand panel is still affected by changes made to the pdf options. It doesn't revert back to whatever the original settings were.
I did the following:
1. With Blurb selected I exported a PDF using the button on the left hand panel.
2. I changed from Blurb to PDF and dropped the jpg quality and ppi to low values (without noting the original values-oops!). I exported another PDF and as expected, the file size and image quality where noticeably smaller / worse.
3. I then changed back to the Blurb option in the book settings panel and I exported a third PDF using the button on the left hand panel. I expected this to match the first PDF in terms of file size and quality, but in fact this PDF was still small and crappy.

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