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Ingram Spark requests PDF/X files and no ICC.

When a file is exported with Compatibility  = PDF/X the Embed ICC is grayed out. Those same files are reported by Acrobat as PDF Version 1.4 (Acrobat 5x). What is the difference if any?

I note that  PDF Version 1.4 (Acrobat 5x) allows the Embed ICC to be checked but PDF/X does not. Are they just the same, other than the ability to not Embed ICC? Seems that it shouldn't be that simple.

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I have 20 POD novels up on IS. They're text-only, with a B&W introductory image, usually of some part of the cover. To export, I use PDF/X-1a:2003 / CMYK / Use document profile. If you're doing anything with interior color images, I have absolutely no idea about settings.

1) MacBook M3 Pro 18/512 - Now my daily driver. 2) I liked it so much I added an M4 Air. Consider me a convert.

2xDell laptops on Win 11 frozen at 23H2. With 2 & 4 hours of battery life, respectively, they're already dead to me.

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My color profiles appear to be sRGB IEC61966-2.1.

1) MacBook M3 Pro 18/512 - Now my daily driver. 2) I liked it so much I added an M4 Air. Consider me a convert.

2xDell laptops on Win 11 frozen at 23H2. With 2 & 4 hours of battery life, respectively, they're already dead to me.

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