Re: Saving as smaller PDF

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From: Dave_Hayes
Date: Mon, 11 Aug 2008 09:33

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This suggestion probably doesn't apply to your document, (which appears to be large because of the graphics it contains and the settings used to handle those graphics), but you could try it anyway.
If you have a large text-intensive document (hundreds or thousands of pages) with only one text flow then you can significantly reduce the size of the PDF file as follows. In the File > Print pop-up, go into the PDF Setup - Bookmarks page and turn off the Articles option.

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