How to export indesign retaining existing image compression to PDF?

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How to save the image as PDF?
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Mohamed Kassim Shaik Dawood
17-March-2016

PDF Graphic Design

Question added by Farah Husni , Supply Chain Manager , Supply Chain Corp
Date Posted: 2014/02/13

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Fawwaz Siddiqui

by Fawwaz Siddiqui , Creative Director , FSD Media Corp.

For all the details, see: http://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/using/exporting-publishing-pdf.html

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