A profile is where you’ve configured PDFCreator to output your document with a certain PDF format, whether the images should be of a particular DPI, the level of compression applied to the document, and the quality of the embedded images. The next step is to create your PDF from one of the many preset profiles. However, this is where the comparison ends. At a basic level, it simply installs a printer driver to your Windows applications enabling you to choose "PDFCreator" as your output device. The solution is a tool such as PDFCreator 3, which has just received a major upgrade. Magazine production is another step up entirely, often going to press at a staggeringly high 1200DPI. Coming from a press background, you simply will not believe how many companies sent us 72DPI web-quality images thinking they were suitable for commercial printing. None of these profiles is possible from within the standard Windows PDF output.
If want to print leaflets, your commercial printer will request a PDF and they will often request a minimum DPI and a particular format.
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