How do I specify a version?

What is the default version? Publisher Lulu requires earlier version for their printers, "preferably 1.3".

You mean when creating a PDF? Using what product?
With Acrobat you can do it when Save as Optimized PDF.
When just saving it as PDF, the default is 1.6 (Acrobat XI).

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