Large adobe files created

I use macros to create postscript files using a tektronix driver. Excel 2003 created small files, but since I have upgraded to 2007 the files are a lot larger (from 7mb to 77mb). Has anyone found a fix to this? Even when I convert an excel graph using adobe the file is a lot larger.

When I originally set up this macro, the adobe pdf driver would not create the file properly. I have since tried to use the adobe driver (when this issue came up), but it still gives too large a file even when I changed the settings to compress it.

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