Creating large pdf document

Help, I have created a magazine for a local club which is in excess of 100mb and it won't upload to a PDF document, can you please help?

Hi wendyclewley,
There is a 100 MB file size limitation for submitting files to the Create PDF service.
But with Acrobat you can create large files.
You can use free trial service of 30 days.
If it meets your expectation then you can purchase the full version.
Regards,
Florence

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