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Re: SIZE OF JPG saved as LIV TRIPLES IN SIZE

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From: Jon T
Date: Wed, 08 May 2002 22:08
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Did you do any type of animation to the JPG file? Also, to decrease a single objects file size, you can use the Per Object Compression. 

 To get more detailed informaton on this. Open up your LiveMotion Help section, click on the search icon, and enter the following into the search field. It will give you exactly what your looking for. 

 Specifying per-object settings 

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 Jon Thompson
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