Which statement about exporting is true when copyright information is entered in InDesign?

Which statement about exporting is true when copyright information is entered in InDesign?

• A. It is not included when exporting to PDF or EPUB
• B. It is included only if you export as a Word document
• C. It is included when exporting to formats such as PDF and EPUB
• D. It is stripped out during export

Answer: (C)

Entering copyright information in InDesign attaches that text as document metadata (XMP). Formats like PDF and EPUB preserve and display that metadata when you export, so the copyright statement becomes part of the published file’s properties and rights information. This helps readers and distributors see the stated copyright without extra steps. It isn’t limited to Word exports, and the information isn’t automatically stripped out during export. So, when you export to formats such as PDF and EPUB, the entered copyright information is included.

Entering copyright information in InDesign attaches that text as document metadata (XMP). Formats like PDF and EPUB preserve and display that metadata when you export, so the copyright statement becomes part of the published file’s properties and rights information. This helps readers and distributors see the stated copyright without extra steps. It isn’t limited to Word exports, and the information isn’t automatically stripped out during export. So, when you export to formats such as PDF and EPUB, the entered copyright information is included.