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In addition, the following PDF parameter settings can help reduce the size of the output file:
/SM590000RESTYPE=ALL
The PDF Indexer removes fonts and images from the input file and places them into a 
separate resource file. Without this option, each PDF document that is created by the 
indexing contains its own set of duplicate resources. Always use this parameter.
/SM590000BOOKMARKS=NO
If a PDF document contains bookmarks, each PDF document that is created by the 
indexing process contains the complete set of bookmarks for the input file. Because the 
input file is now split into separate documents, most of these bookmarks are invalid. This 
option prevents the PDF Indexer from copying any bookmarks to the new PDF files.
/SM590000REMOVERES=YES
This option causes the PDF Indexer to remove unused resources and their supporting 
structures from the input file before the indexing occurs. Otherwise, the PDF Indexer puts 
unused resources (with those resources that are used) into the resource file.
7.3.3  PDF indexing: Using PDF metadata
When the PDF file is created, the user or application must place the metadata (indexes) in the 
PDF file. The metadata (indexes) within the document can be modified at any time after which 
a new copy of the document can be reloaded into Content Manager OnDemand. 
Setting INDEXMODE=METADATA (for the application) causes the PDF Indexer to extract fields from 
the Document Information Dictionary that correspond to the specific metadata keywords (if 
they exist) and place the extracted values into the .ind file to load into Content Manager 
OnDemand. The metadata keywords are listed:
/SM590000Title
/SM590000Author
/SM590000Subject
/SM590000Creator
/SM590000Producer
/SM590000CreationDate
/SM590000ModDate
/SM590000Trapped
The main advantage of using metadata is the increased speed during the index process. The 
main disadvantage of using this method is that each document needs to be loaded 
individually; you cannot create large concatenated (multiple document) input data files.
For more information about using PDF metadata, see IBM Content Manager OnDemand - 
Indexing Reference, SC19-3354.
7.3.4  PDF indexing: Using the report wizard (graphical indexer)
The report wizard, which is also known as the graphical indexer (technically part of the report 
wizard), processes PDF input files. 
If you plan to use the report wizard, you must first install Adobe Acrobat on the Windows 
workstation from which you plan to run the Administrator Client. Y ou must purchase Adobe 
Acrobat from Adobe.