File size limitation for folios?

Hi, is there a known limitation of file size for a folio. I try to distribute a folio with 1,7 GB via acrobat.com / folio producer.
Direct testing an a Android device (Samsung Galaxy) works (local folio), but downloading from acrobat.com fails.

I see. That’s still absolutely huge.
You might consider breaking it into more manageable parts.
Bob

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Though the responses were useful I would be pleased to have views from folks who specifically make and store their own movies.
As yet I am only using iMovie to edit DV footage (not HDV) but find, though saving frequently, that even short movies end up as much as 5 - 7GB. Converting them to Quicktime 'full quality' (ie .dv - hopefully with no loss) can sometimes reduce them, but other times very little at all.
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If I want to keep the WD external in dual format FAT32 enabling me to take files to a PC how can I store files in it over 4GB?
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Using a Mac and video, hard drives would be normally formatted to Mac OS Extended (no limit).
Even though I personally don't do it you could have a partition using FAT32 for Windows.
Having the wrong format will restrict sizes even on Mac if Mac Standard is used. Windows needs to be NTFS for long video files.
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I am working on a large PDF file (26 mb) and I need to re-size the original and mess with the margins. I don't beleive there is an easy way to do this in Adobe Acrobat 6.0 Pro. It sounds like I have to convert the file back to a Word document, do the adjustments there and then produce a new PDF. I have two questions:
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Good day Tim,
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John this is in regards to the questions from Leo above at Dalai, Inc. Is there an update to this 'issue' anywhere? Every time they made an update, it doesn't matter what (update of a button, changing a text, update a link) in folio builder, the HTMLResources disappears!! we had to upload the HTMR file every single time we made a change!, maybe that doesn't sound like a big deal, but size of our HTML file is 141.4MB and we have to wait more than an hour for update. The scenario is they have a folio that is very large like InDesign CS5 (latin american spanish version), and we made a publication of over 250 pages (in horizontal and vertical) divided in 19 stacks, with more than 140 images, sounds and interaction,
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[svr.Unknown]
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I think if you log into acrobat.com, you should see your folio there, too.
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