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Convert Word to pdf: PDF bigger!?
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I have a WORD-doc which contains some scanned images (jpg). The filesize of this doc is 1,28 MB. I tried to convert this doc into pdf by CutePDF and CreatePDF, which works. Unfortunately the resulting pdf is always _bigger_ than the original doc (3,03 MB, 7,20MB). How can I create a pdf which is smaller than the original doc? Kind Regards, Ferdinand (Hamburg, Germany) |
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Convert Word to pdf: PDF bigger!?
FVA wrote:
Hi, I have a WORD-doc which contains some scanned images (jpg). The filesize of this doc is 1,28 MB. I tried to convert this doc into pdf by CutePDF and CreatePDF, which works. Unfortunately the resulting pdf is always _bigger_ than the original doc (3,03 MB, 7,20MB). How can I create a pdf which is smaller than the original doc? Kind Regards, Ferdinand (Hamburg, Germany) AFAIK, you cannot. That's not the purpose of PDF files. |
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Convert Word to pdf: PDF bigger!?
The purpose of a PDF is not to reduce the size of the document but to
maintain its layout. You could try 'printing' the PDF file to the PDF driver which usually shrinks it a bit more. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org FVA wrote: Hi, I have a WORD-doc which contains some scanned images (jpg). The filesize of this doc is 1,28 MB. I tried to convert this doc into pdf by CutePDF and CreatePDF, which works. Unfortunately the resulting pdf is always _bigger_ than the original doc (3,03 MB, 7,20MB). How can I create a pdf which is smaller than the original doc? Kind Regards, Ferdinand (Hamburg, Germany) |
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Convert Word to pdf: PDF bigger!?
The only way to limit the size would be to reduce the quality of the images
to the minimum necessary. If this is only going to be viewed on screen, then reducing them to 72dpi is sufficient. If they are to be printed, then try 150dpi. Anything higher will greatly increase the size of the document and PDF. -- Terry Farrell - MS Word MVP "FVA" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a WORD-doc which contains some scanned images (jpg). The filesize of this doc is 1,28 MB. I tried to convert this doc into pdf by CutePDF and CreatePDF, which works. Unfortunately the resulting pdf is always _bigger_ than the original doc (3,03 MB, 7,20MB). How can I create a pdf which is smaller than the original doc? Kind Regards, Ferdinand (Hamburg, Germany) |
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Convert Word to pdf: PDF bigger!?
"Terry Farrell" wrote: The only way to limit the size would be to reduce the quality of the images to the minimum necessary. If this is only going to be viewed on screen, then reducing them to 72dpi is sufficient. If they are to be printed, then try 150dpi. Anything higher will greatly increase the size of the document and PDF. -- Terry Farrell - MS Word MVP "FVA" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a WORD-doc which contains some scanned images (jpg). The filesize of this doc is 1,28 MB. I tried to convert this doc into pdf by CutePDF and CreatePDF, which works. Unfortunately the resulting pdf is always _bigger_ than the original doc (3,03 MB, 7,20MB). How can I create a pdf which is smaller than the original doc? Kind Regards, Ferdinand (Hamburg, Germany) |
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