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Re: Huge file size discrepancies when manipulating images

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From: Winfried_Reng
Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2008 07:47
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Hi,

I just tested that myself: Created a new document, imported a JPG file by reference (file size almost didn't change, something around 40 kB), then deleted everything, imported a JPG file by copying (file size was now about 1 MB), deleted everything and saved, and the file size was around 40 kB again. Changing the setting "Save FrameImage with Imported Grahics" didn't make a difference.

Therefore FM is able to get rid of the imported graphics file.

Did you really delete the imported graphics file first, before you imported the same graphics file by reference?

You should also delete all graphics (copied and by reference) and then check the file size. If it still has 2.5 MB, convert to MIF and check whether there is anything left. Use the free MIFBrowse utility to search in the MIF file (or any other text editor) and search for "jpg" or the file name.
You can get MIFBrowse here:
 <http://www.grahamwideman.com/gw/tech/framemaker/mifbrowse.htm>

Best regards

Winfried
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