I'm trying to create a PDF from iPhoto

I saved the files as JPG using the export function, and got them down to around 45 Kb each. I imported them into the library, selected them all, and checked the info; it showed a total of 1.3 MB. So I selected print, saved a PDF, and the result was 248... MB. What gives?

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Hi Beverly ,
Please refer to the following and see if this helps.
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@kvolk6oldbarn –
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