Issues opening large PDF files.

Hi, we have a department that keeps producing large reports. These PDF files exceed 200mb.
Is there a way to compress or speed up the opening process in Adobe Reader?
I'm doing some testing with a 200mb file now and it's still trying to open after 30 minutes.
Any help much appreciated.

My suggestion is that the department producing these large documents reduces them in size before making them available.
Adobe Acrobat can optimize PDF documents; the resulting PDF size can be as small as 1% ~ 2% of the original (depending of its contents, of course).

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