[Ken]

Just tried it to see if it reduces file size and it does between 5% and 10%
so again I am grateful to you.

Where on earth did you fathom out that tip??

Mystified - but grateful!

Ken




"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote in message
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Try using the PrimoPDF printer to print the .pdf file that it creates.
Sometimes (but not always) it will reduce the size even further.

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"Ken" Reply to NG only wrote in message
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Thanks Doug

I have downloaded and it is tantalisingly near in that the first few have
been well under 300kb but there has been the odd one over.

I will try more documents again later or may try and see if the web host
can increase my size of upload limit by 50kb to 350kb which would sort it
out. Last time I asked it was no.

Ken




"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote in message
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Have you tried PrimoPDF. The price is right and I have found it to be
as efficient as far as file size is concerned as Acrobat.

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"Ken" Reply to NG only wrote in message
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I continually generate four page Word Documents with 12/14 large photos.
A business associate, with Adobe Pdf Creator, can create a Pdf file
which always comes in at 240/300kbs max. This size of file is permitted
as an upload to my business web site and often used to email my
customers.

However I just can't afford to buy the software for myself and have
looked at other Pdf creating software and downloaded a number of trial
programmes but every time the file sizes are far too large. Some let
you tweak the conversion setting but some don't and some have options
for screen, home printing or professional printing sizes.

Any ideas would be very welcome as I don't mind spending £50 or so but
not the hundreds of pounds for the Adobe.

Ken