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Hello,
I created a Word file that I saved as a PDF under the name TOTO.pdf.
1 / When I open this file in Chrome, it displays in a tab and "titi tutu tata" appears at the top of the tab ("titi tutu tata" being a phrase I wrote a long time ago that has nothing to do with the subject).
2 / When I open this file in Internet Explorer, it displays in a tab and TOTO.pdf is indicated on the tab.
My question is: How come "titi tutu tata" appears when I open my file in Chrome? And how can I modify what is written in the tab when I open a PDF file in Chrome?
Thank you in advance for your response.
I created a Word file that I saved as a PDF under the name TOTO.pdf.
1 / When I open this file in Chrome, it displays in a tab and "titi tutu tata" appears at the top of the tab ("titi tutu tata" being a phrase I wrote a long time ago that has nothing to do with the subject).
2 / When I open this file in Internet Explorer, it displays in a tab and TOTO.pdf is indicated on the tab.
My question is: How come "titi tutu tata" appears when I open my file in Chrome? And how can I modify what is written in the tab when I open a PDF file in Chrome?
Thank you in advance for your response.
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a little bump for my unanswered question...
Thank you in advance -
Hello,
A plethora of information can be recorded in the file itself: the author, the creation date of the pdf, the software used to create it, a description, keywords, a title that may differ from the original .PDF file name; the original file name, for example its name in .doc before converting it to PDF, etc.
When opened, some PDF readers will display or not these information.
Best regards -
Thank you for this response RoMa_31!
Do you know how to modify this information? (whether in the .doc and/or in the .pdf) -
Edit :
With Acrobat Reader, if you open a PDF file and then go to File > Properties, you can view this information: the title, the author, the subject, and keywords. However, to modify them, you likely need to use the full editor, Acrobat.