Question re optimize/cleanup/compress in Standard

Hello,
I have Acrobat 9 pro on one computer, and Acrobat 9 standard on another. When scanning, some combination of settings (I can't figure out why) is causing automatic compression. In pro, I just go into cleanup and make sure the entire document is not being compressed. I am trying to find a similar setting in Standard. Any ideas?
thanks

Hello,
When scanning to PDF using Acrobat Pro there is a configuration dialog that can be edited by the user.
I do not know if Acrobat Standard has this.
With Acrobat Pro -
File > Create PDF > From Scanner > Configure Presets
In the Configure Presets dialog you can edit the value for a number of parameters.
Select scanner, preset for documents (B/W | Grayscale | Color) or color images, input parameters (color mode, resolution, etc.), run OCR (and select one of the three available OCR modes) as well as configure for upfront optimization of the image.
Optimization parameters such as compression and filtering can be set.
If you do not edit the "Configure Presets" to something you want then the defaults are used.
Another place for user configuration is in the Preferences.
In the Category "Convert to PDF", select TIFF and then click the Edit button.
A dialog appears. In this dialog you can provide values for some parameters.
Again, this is with Professional.
In Standard, look to see what is available from the File menu and in the Preferences.
By providing desired upfront configuration you can significantly reduce post-processing activities.
A good, recent on demand eSeminar on Scanning and OCR that discusses the above is at AUC.
http://www.acrobatusers.com/learning_center/eseminars/on_demand
Select David Mankin's "Scanning and OCR".
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