CFDocument - controling file File size

Hi,
I am using cfdocument to generated a PDF file. It is a single
page (A4), just HTML (not too heavy), no images.
The resulting PDF file size is coming out at 500k+. This
seems ridiculously high for what it is. I would expect it to be
well under 100k
Does any one know of any ways of contorlling the quality or
file size? I couldn't see any attributes that could do this.
Thanks in advance.
Jason

I have the same issue. A client keeps pointing out that in
Acrobat you can save a PDF as Optimized for fast web viewing. Is
there a simple way of doing this on the fly with cfdocument or in
conjunction with cfdocument?
Thanks,
Scott

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