Maximum size of PDF file?

I'm assembling a book comprised mostly of photos - it will contain approximately one hundred 10MB photos (1 GB). I want to then convert the (Open Office / .odt) document to PDF. Is there any problem with generating a file this large?
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You should try to keep file sizes under 2GB for backwards compatibility.

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YES THERE IS A WAY!! I only got this information from someone else. Thanks for that person.
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Maximum size of a file that the getResourceAsStream() can read?

hi guys.before i post this new topic, i have search through the forum,and google. on the web .so reply are appreciated.
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bcos the size of my bytearray is hardcoded, if any thing is greater than that size ,my program would crash.so i would like to know if there is a way to do that
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how can i change the size of PDF files? when i convert documents in the acrobat browser it seems the files become larger then normal pdf files, this is, i compare with other files that people send to me and i realise that they are smaller than my converted files, even if they have more pages.

A lot depends on the form of the PDF. Is it graphics, a scan of a text file, pure text, or other? What version of Acrobat are you working with.
You can do a save as to get a WORD file, but do not expect great results. The ability to get a decent WORD file depends on what the form of PDF you are working from. If it was created from WORD with tags and all, you might get good results. If not, you might get a lot of messed up results.
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Is there a maximum size for Keynote files

I want to make sure my Keynote files are functioning well. Is there a maximum size, under which they function best? (either a number of slides, or MB/memory).
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There's a mathematical limit due to the architecture of PDF object references but it's way beyond anything you could create in practice. Because the Acrobat Family are 32-bit applications you'll find there are performance issues if the file count gets too high - exactly when that becomes a problem depends on both the files and the hardware opening them, but given an XLSX file isn't displayed within the Portfolio (other than as an icon) it'll be less of an issue then if the files were PDFs, videos, etc.

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What is the parameter to mention in the sender communication channel to restrict huge files
I remember there is a paramter that can be configured in channel Maximum File Size
Can someone tell me the exact syntax for that
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goto sender CC -->Parameters -->Advanced,
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I have several hand-written letters that were sent to me in pdf files that I need to decrease in size in order to put in a photo book, 2-3 to a page.
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Kim in Durango

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