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Article #608Pdf files from Power Point are enormous!
From: Tiina
Date: Wed, 24 Sep 2003 10:21
Date: Wed, 24 Sep 2003 10:21
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I have Powerpoint presentations, fairly simple, mostly text and simple graphics created with ppt's drawing tools on program's default templates, maybe some simple clipart included, files size usually etween 100 and 400 Kb. When I print these presentations to pdf with distiller printer driver (in orger to deliver lecture handouts through internet), I get pdfs that are about five times the original ppt-filesize, very slow (if not impossible) to download/open by students, and sometimes impossible to print (or printing takes half a day...). I've been having this problems since the recent update into Win XP from NT4. I also tried printing first to file, then open the printer file with Distiller to produce pdfs. The file sizes dropped to double (from above mentioned 5 times) compared with original ptt-files, but they are still too large. Any quick fixes to this problem? Tiina
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