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

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From: PTrevino
Date: Wed, 15 May 2002 22:11
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I am curious to know if any utilities or plug-ins exist to allow division of a large file into smaller "component" files?  I routinely have files over 200 MB, and can burn those to CD-Rom for distribution, but presently I have a file 1.3 GB which defies even that option.   

The files are scans of paper legacy documents and necessarily result in such large composite documents.  The 1.3 file, like all others I generate, already has extensive bookmarking so simply dividing the file (which loses the bookmarking) is not an attractive option. 

Anybody have any tidbits of info/ suggestions?   

Thanks in advance. 

Phillip
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