Page Length Limitation

I would like to know if there is any page length limitation in a PDF page. I was told that it is 34 inches. Is this true?

BKYCHAN wrote:
If we lower the ppi from 300 to 100, the PDF page can be bigger and longer.
Has anyone heard about the PDF page pixel limitation?
Never heard of it no.
BKYCHAN wrote:
Besides, is there way to get around the PDF viewer limitation, i.e. 200 inches X 200 inches, such as using Acrobat 9?
200" is it. I'm not sure what applications can build a document bigger than that (by much).
InDesign even has a 216x216 limit (although export to PDF only allows the 200x200 size max).

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> I am in the middle of a rather large site that has
different sized pages.
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> "pageHolderMedium" etc ) with varying height lengths in
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> allow
> for different page lengths and then use that particular
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> particular
> page.
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> and
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> mozilla...
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