Preserving metadate in PDF Presentation

I have Photoshop CS3 with Bridge. I digitally photograph documents in RAW. In Bridge, I embed metadata. I open all images in Photoshop and create .jpegs. Both the RAW image and the jpeg retain the metadata. However, if I use PDF Presentation to create a single document, the metadata no long shows when I highlight the completed document. I know the data is recorded somewhere, because the title, author and copyright info correctly appears in the finished document.
How do I get the metadata saved in the PDF Presentation document to be revealed when I highlight (click on) the document?

Not to pass the buck, but out of my expertise. Did a google search for PDF metadata and there are several hits on how to do it. Here is one.
http://www.montague.com/abstracts/pdfmetadata.htm

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Just upgraded from cs2 to cs5, where the heck is pdf presentation at?
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If anyone knows of a suitable replacement that does the same thing, i'd like to
know.
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But at least the description is in the pdf; to view it ctrl-click on an image with the Object TouchUp-Tool and select Show Metadata from the PopUp-Menu.
Though thats probably no help with what You intended to do.

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How do I convert a pdf-presentation into Powerpoint, which it is said that I can do? I can convert into Word, but that is of no help as I need to change the text in the document.

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Hi Sara!
Yes this sounds interesting. Can I update to that from the PDF Export I have just renewed? How much would that cost?
Thanks for your quick answer.
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If the Output workspace is not listed, select Adobe Output Module in Startup Scripts preferences.
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How did you get this to work? I
I'm looking for a way to add/inject values (keywords) into the form's
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Bring back PDF Presentation...

Hi for some reason in CS4 they got rid of the PDF Presentation option. I find this a amazing too. Many times when I have lots of windows open this is the easiest way to combine them in a PDF ready to send to the client.
For the life of me I can't understand why you got rid of this feature.
Please bring it back!!!

On Jul 18, 2010, at 5:12 PM, Reynolds (Mark) wrote:
I hope everyone in this thread is aware that you are supposed to use Bridge now to do this. Its fairly efficient, and has a lot of options as far as I can see.
There are several things that make PDF Presentation and LayerComps to PDF superior to the Output Module in Bridge.
First, if one has several images of the same size that they simply want to create a PDF from at the native resolution, it is easy to do with PDF Presentation. Setting up the proper document size, resolution, layout, etc. in Bridge is cumbersome, by comparison.
Second, in order to create a multi-page PDF document in Bridge, you have to save those files separately in Photoshop, then jump to Bridge, then create the PDF. Suppose your protocol requires you to save intermediary files, they you may have dozens or hundreds of potentially large, multi-layered documents that take up gigabytes of space in this scenario.
Third, with LayerComps to PDF, the case is even stronger. In this case you have only one document, but may have hundreds of LayerComps. To create a multipage PDF document you have to export each LayerComp to a separate file, save them, navigate to Bridge, then deal with creating the PDF document in the same resolution, etc. Even if you don't have a requirement to save intermediary files, you have spend considerable time and used substantial hard drive space to create those intermediary files that didn't used to need to be created.
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Make absolutely certain you apply the Bridge Output Module update.
http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/2008/11/bridge_cs4_outp.html
Link to the Bridge forum:
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