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Re: What if my PDF is too large to email it as an attachment?

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From: Aandi Inston
Date: Wed, 15 May 2002 21:52
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If it says 121 MB, why do you think it may be 1.21 or 12.1? 	 It is
likely to be 121 MB. That's probably around 50 times too large to send
by e-mail.

You cannot scan to Acrobat Reader, so you probably used Acrobat.  What
resolution (dpi value) and colour model (black and white, grey or
colour) did you scan at?  The choices you make here can easily make a
file 100 times larger.

Aandi Inston
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