Saving large files as 1 page

I made a poster in Publisher size 10x14 I saved it as a pdf. It saved in 4 pages. Is ther a way I can save it as 1 page sized 10x14

Acrobat Reader was a long time ago; I believe v6 and earlier. Today it is called Adobe Reader.
Adobe Acrobat is the PDF creation and editing tool.
What did you use to create your PDF from the Publisher document?

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I have recently moved from PS CS5 to CS6 and have noticed what seems to be an increase in the amount of time it takes to save large files. At the moment I am working with a roughly 8GB .psb and to do a save takes about 20 minutes. For this reason I have had to disable the new autosave features, otherwise it just takes far too long.
CS5 managed to save larger files, more quickly and with less memory available to it. Looking at system resources while Photoshop is trying to save, it is not using its full allocation of RAM specified in performance preferences and there is still space free on the primary scratch disc. The processor is barely being used and disc activity is minimal (Photoshop might be writing at 4mb/s max, often not at all though according to Windows).
I am finding the new layer filtering system invaluable so would rather not go back to CS5. Is this is a known issue or is there something I can do to speed up the saving process?
Thanks.

Thanks for the quick replies.
Noel: I did actually experiment with turing off 'maximize compatibility' and compression and it had both good and bad effects. On the plus side it did reduce the save time somewhat, to somewhere a little over 10 minutes. However it also had the effect of gobbling up ever more RAM while saving, only leaving me with a few hundred mb's during the save process. This is odd in itself as it actually used up more RAM than I had allocated in the preferences. The resulting file was also huge, almost 35 GB. Although total HD space isn't a problem, for backing up externally and sharing with others this would make things a real headache.
Curt: I have the latest video driver and keep it as up to date as possible.
Trevor: I am not saving to the same drive as the scratch dics, although my primary scratch disc does hold the OS as well (it's my only SSD). The secondary scratch disc is a normal mechanical drive, entirely separate from where the actual file is held. If during the save process my primary scratch disc was entirely filled I would be concerned that that was an issue, but it's not.
Noel: I have 48 GB with Photoshop allowed access to about 44 of that. FYI my CPU's are dual Xeon X5660's and during the save process Photoshop isn't even using 1 full core i.e. less than 4% CPU time.

Saving large files quickly (less slowly) in PS CS3

I have some very large files (Document Size box in PS says 7GB, file size as a .psb about 3GB). I guess I should be happy that I can open and save these documents at all. But, on a fast Macintosh, save times are about 20 minutes, and open times about 10 minutes. I know that if I could save these as uncompressed TIFFs, the save and open times should be much faster, but I can't because the files are over the 4GB limit for a tiff. Is there anything I can do to speed up open and save times?
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Peter and Tom
Thanks for your replies. Have you done any timing on this? I have done some, but didn't keep the results. But my impression is that RAM size and disk speed are relatively less important for save times, and that multiple processors (cores) are not helpful at all.
What I find is that my save times for a 3GB file are about 20 minutes, which is a write speed of about 2.5 MB/sec, which is well within the capacity of 100Base-T ethernet, and certainly nowhere near the limit of even a slow hard drive. So I don't think write time should have anything to do with it.
Similarly, while I have 14 GB of RAM, I don't think that makes much of a difference. The time it would take to read data out of a disk cache, put it into memory, and write it back out should be a short fraction of the save time. But, I must say, I have not bothered to pull RAM chips, and see if my save times vary.
I do find that maximize compatibility does affect things. However, I always leave this on for big files, as I like to be able to use the Finder to remind me which file is which, without firing up Photoshop (and waiting 10 minutes for the file to open). I find it always saves me time in the long run to "Maximize compatibility."
Now, not being a Photoshop Engineer, what I think is going on is that Photoshop is trying to compress the file when it saves it, and the compression is very slow. It also has no parallel processing (as noted from processor utilization rates in Activity Monitor). I suspect that the save code is very old, and that Adobe is loathe to change it because introducing bugs into saving makes for very unhappy customers. (I know, I was bitten by a save bug once in ?CS2?, can't remember).
Honestly, for my money, the best thing Adobe could do for me would be to put a switch or a slider for time/space tradeoffs in saving. Or, maybe somebody could come up with a TIFF replacement for files bigger than 4GB, and I could then saved uncompressed in that new "large-tiff" format.
Anyway, it looks like my original question is answered: there isn't anything I can do to significantly speed up save times, unless someone has figures on what a 10,000 RPM disk does to change open/save times, which I would love to see.
Cheers
A

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"Online storage" - does that mean a website that is accessed via a browser? If so, you can download the document by right-clicking on the link to the PDF, then select 'Save link as' or 'Save target as'.

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I hope someone can help, when I am working on a large file in Illustrator CC 2014 and working from with in my mac - not a network drive, my Mac resets its self and I get the power symbol, grey screen and text.
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I've just signed up for CreatePDF to combine some pdf files down to a single file for use on my iPad, but so far the service has been rather disappointing...
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According to this help question: http://forums.adobe.com/message/5234707#5234707 (which references the FAQ), the max file size is 100MB, I guess this refers to the max output size. However I am getting errors trying to combine two PDF files, the first is 7394 KB and the second 13991KB. In Firefox and Internet Explorer the error is "an unspecified error", in Safari its "Please use files greater that 0 bytes". The files themselves read fine in Adobe, so I can only assume this is an upload file size issue - can any one confirm this?
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Is the save action occurring as a result of a script? Is this a save or a save as? Saves should take little to no time, unless over a slow network. It is not a good idea to work on InDesign files over a network, although everybody who knows this does it at least sometimes. Save As is usually a much longer process. When InDesign saves a file it appends the latest changes to the existing file, which requires little time. This has the effect of making a file take a bit longer to open, since there’s more data to read. Also the file is larger. A Save As forces InDesign to rebuild the saved file’s structure so there’s no changes added, so it’s a smaller file and it opens faster, although subsequent Saves should still be just as quick as will, of course, begin to increase file size.
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I have a large file that I need to export to a bitmap format and I am experiencing unknown "IMer" errors, memory and file size limitations.
The file contains only one artboard of size around 8000 pixels by 6000 pixels. I can successfully export as a png at 72dpi giving me a 100% image of my AI file. However I need to export an image at 200% of the AI file. If I export as a png at 144dpi to achieve this I get the following error(s)
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You could try printing to Adobe Postscript files.
This will actually save a .ps file and you can scale it to 200% when doing so. You'll need to "print" for every image change.
Then open a Photoshop document at your final size (16000x12000 pixels) and place or drag the .ps files into the Photoshop document.
I just tested this and it seems to work fine here. But, of course, I don't have your art, so complexity of objects might factor in and I'm not seeing that here.
And you are aware that Photoshop won't allow you to save a png at those dimension either, right? The image is too large for PNG. Perhaps you could explain why you specifically need a png that large???

Crash when loading file upgraded from pages 3.03 to 4.0

after loading a 3.03 file in pages 4.0 (demo version), deleting a few styles, modifying a few others, creating a table of contents, moving paragraphs around in structure mode, then saving the file, it causes pages 4.0 to crash when attempting to load it : segmentation fault.
Report have been sent to apple but I'm in despair because this 125 pages file is crucial to me : I didn't keep the original. It contains an academic report I must finalize tomorrow.
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On my new Imac, I had the trial version of Pages, and saved some files in it. Now I have purchased the full version from Apple via a download, but I cannot save or print the old files, please help!

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My daughter had completed a chart in pages. I saved it and then clicked on other chart types. Now I can't go back to the original chart she made even though I have not re-saved the file. How can I go back to her original chart with data?

My daughter had completed a chart in pages. I saved it and then clicked on other chart types. Now I can't go back to the original chart she made even though I have not re-saved the file. How can I go back to her original chart with data?

I don't get what you are saying.
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I saved web page as html file, but can't open saved file as web page

I did a FILE, SAVE PAGE AS, then chose 'WEB PAGE COMPLETE' - and a directory is created on my hard drive - with the directory name, for example - "c:\....\Ask a Question _ Mozilla Support.htm". (for this web page).
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However, if I go to the file manager, I can see that directory is saved, and has the Windows Explorer icon associated with the directory "ask a question ....html", and also has a file type of HTML listed. If I double click that directory in file manager, Windows Explorer will open that directory and dis[play it as a web page, as I expected.
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BTW, if I try FILE, OPEN, using Windows Explorer the same thing happens - it opens a new window listing all the files in that directory.
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I am in the Windows Explorer 'Details' view, and I see the folder with 'Type' of FILE FOLDER. In that folder are all the .js and .css and .png files - as cor-el said.
''But now I also see'' that there is also an htm file - ''with the exact same name ''as the folder, but it has a 'Type' of 'HTML Document'. When I have Firefox do a File, Open on the HTML Document - it does open the web page that I saved and does display it as a web page.
I did not realize that Firefox saves both:
1) a Directory '''(Type 'File Folder') '''''', and,
2) an html file''' (Type 'HTML Document')
... '''and that they are the exact same names! '''
I was clicking on the wrong one! Instead of clicking in the .html file, I was incorrectly clicking on the folder!
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