Attachment size using fm convert_abapspooljob_2_pdf

Is there any method to reduce the PDF size created by the FM convert_abapspooljob_2_pdf? There is a 150+ page report that a few users need (well, that they think they need) via an email attachment.
Right now it's converting to a 30+ MB attachment and the send fails.
Thanx
Mark

This question has been discussed many times. That means: I hardly believe you didn´t find any relevant information source. Did you search? There are factors causing the PDF to be large, like coloring. If you would remove the coloring of the cells, the file size should shrink. In case you would like to create a PDF file like 100x smaller, why don´t you create an Adobe form for this purpose? Without any special magic, it would take you like half an hour.
regards Otto

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