Re: Combine PDF Is Lossless?

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From: Steve_Werner
Date: Tue, 10 Mar 2009 13:50

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In the Combine dialog, if you choose the middle icon (Default File Size), you can control the conversion using Acrobat's Convert to PDF preference (Acrobat > Preferences > Convert to PDF). The format where you can control the conversion are listed. Choose one, and click Edit Settings. Not all supported formats have settings, however.

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