Resizing PDFs with Adobe PDF Pack

Our office uses Adobe PDF Pack for combining PDFs and conversions. However, when we send reports via email our PDF attachments are too large for the email to be sent. Is there a way to resize the file using Adobe PDF Pack, or do we need to buy Adobe Acrobat (I know using Adobe Acrobat to resize you do the PDF Optimizer)?
Thank you in advance.

Yes, you'll need Acrobat Pro. (which has the optimizer) to reduce the file size of a PDF.

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