Re: How to compress Huge file output?

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From: pfigen
Date: Fri, 06 Mar 2009 21:10

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How are you printing this banner, and what is the current image size of you file? Your file might be larger than in needs to be for how you're printing it. If it is, then sizing it down to a more appropriate size will shrink the file size.

What file format is the file in now? If it's a tiff, you can open the file and do a Save As and check the zip compression options in the save dialog. That will compress your file too.

Alternatively, you can save a zipped archive of the file, which may save space too.

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