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How can I reduce the size of the documents packed?

"size" meaning what: document dimensions, or file size?

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My document format has changed and become very narrow. When I compare it to another Pages document, everything is smaller and the window itself is more narrow with a very large left margin. It looks like a professional textbook document. I printed out a few pages and it
is very small. The only formatting I have changed - that I can remember - is to introduce heading and body from the Style Drawer. Otherwise
I have not played with the margins.
Hope you can help - maybe Peter from Australia??

Hi thanks Jerrold and Frøken Hulda, I think the problem was that I had gone into VIEW ﹥Zoom ﹥and then hit either Out or Actual Size. I have fixed it now and it looks like it will print better now. Nevertheless, I don´t understand the difference between "Actual Size" and "Fit Width" or "Fit Page." The last two make the document appear smaller, but what is the difference?
Thanks again.

Maximum size for document column data

Good afternoon:
I am trying to upload a new document to my search index that has a field containing PDF searchable text data at a size of 247 KB. I am getting the following in a 207 response:
One or more document fields are too large to process.
What is the maximum size of data for upload? I checked this link (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/dn798934.aspx) but I'm not sure it is defined here. Thanks!

Hi Pablo,
I recently encountered the same syndrome (using the 2014-07-31-Preview API). I looked at the data we are trying to send, and one of the fields is having about 78 KiB of text. That field is marked as "searchable"
and "suggestions". Would the presence of "suggestions" imply a similar limit to field size?
I can see now the "suggestions" attribute has been removed from the latest API. If I switch to the latest, and use only "searchable", I'm assuming the issue should possibly go away?
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Maximum Size for documents?

Is there a maximum size for a Pages document? I am trying to insert pictures into a travel journal and have got as far as 60 something pages with 44 pages having photos at various angles/shadows etc. but the program has slowed right down and now whenever I try to import another photo the program quits with various error messages. The initial text was formatted using word and I am wondering if this was the problem. The File size is 240 megabytes. My Macbook pro has 2 gig memory and I have a 250 Gig HD so space should not be an issue. Any thoughts?

No explanations available.
This morning, after reading your question I made a test.
I built a Pages document with 99 huge pictures (from 60 Kbytes to 28.6 Mbytes)
The document is now 521.1 Mbytes.
It behaves flawlessly.
To get rid of possible oddities linked to the document origin,
export the document as text to get rid of every odd items.
Open the text in Pages then copy the pictures.
I apologizes but as far as I know, there is no other workaround.
Complementary details:
When my document is open,
Pages uses 1.24 Gbytes in Ram and 1.49 Gbytes in virtual memory (which is HD space).
Yvan KOENIG (from FRANCE mercredi 1 octobre 2008 18:39:51)

Reduce file size makes documents much larger.

In my new Acrobat 10.1.6, "reduce file size" and "optimize" keep making the document much, much larger. Reduce file size even took a document previously at 3.3 mb and turned it into 24 mb. So I took the same document and went back to my previous Acrobat 5, and it actually reduced the file size as expected. What's going on?

geekinthegarden wrote:
Generally reduce file size works great...
Microsoft Publisher...Ghostscript...PScript5.dll
I seem to be able to open and reduce file size using Acrobat so I'm not quite sure why Preview is choking on them.
Hi geekinthegarden- This does not surprise me. There are many variations and reiterations in specifications of the PDF format.
Going from Ghostscript language interpreter, to Apple in rendering could introduce complications which we will not be able to sort out in this forum encapsulating a complete description of a fixed-layout 2D documents that includes the text, fonts, images, and 2D vector graphics which compose the documents.
Suffice to say it is not a perfect science.
Print PDF has a compress PDF file option as well as ColorSynch in your /Utilities folder +reduce file size+ option for PDF's. This may or may not be of use.
You found your workaround using Acrobat, this is part of the value of having more than one PDF viewer, good computing!

What value does CROP have in editor if you cannot define output document size and document resolution

Cannot define document size in EDITOR or output resolution. Document can only be defined as RATIO and output is fixed at 300. This problem does not allow you to edit in EDITOR then crop to a specific size so you don't know what the x,y dimension will be once opened in elements. My images are 36x54 at 72 which are 3:4 and can be resized to 4x6 8x12 and so on. Once document is in elements you cannot resize.....either for print or screen to these values without doing another crop or maybe I want something larger than the given crop.

I don't comprehend this at all.
On the crop tool's option bar, there should be a drop-down where one can get away from the default crop preset options to "Custom." The replacement values can be entered in inches, and the resolution can be changed to suit as well. Just highlight what you see, and type in new value for px/in.

Size in document not same as size in printout

I am laying out an 8 inch by 5 inch area in Keynote all within a rectangle that I gave an explicit size of 8 inch by 5 inch. Within the keynote document the sizes all are correct.
When I print, everything is scaled down by about 70%
I tried both portrait and landscape in page setup (portrait scaled things down even more)
I looked to make sure there was nothing in the print dialog that was scaling.
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OK..that's ok I can live with that; I know ID on-screen even high quality is not the full, true quality.
shooting for a no-brains workflow here...I guess I did my part with the no-brains end of it!
thank you for your brains-based help, Peter!

Restrict upload size of documents through KM

Hello
One of the customers is implementing SAP EP KM Solutions.
would like to know 2 things
1.how can we restrict the size of the document to be uploaded to portal KM folders.
2.what 's the normal configuration for storing documents
through KM.(size of database etc.)
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Joh

hi
you cannot limit the siZE of the doccument to be uploaded perhaps u can specify filter on the repository to check the type of the doccument.
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File size increase-Document size increase

Why after working a raw file and saving as a tiff does it open 500 by 350 inch document size?

Whoa! That's low all right. It's anyone's guess as to when that was set. It could very well have been that the resolution setting was inadvertently reduced when scrolling with the mouse, or ....
Ken

Microsoft word: size of document on screen

Hi,
I have installed word on my macbook but can not work out how to increase the size of the documents (which right now are tiny!!). There is a full screen option but this does not actually increase the size of the document on the screen.
I have asked at my local Apple store (there was a microsoft trainer instore that day too)-neither the Apple guy or the Microsoft guy could work it out.
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Just go to the bottom right of the document where you will see 3 little lines. Click on that and drag it across the screen. After that you can customize the zoom setting to 200%. That's how I do my school work and it is plenty big and takes up the whole screen.

HP Officejet 6700 Premium Printer - reduce print size of document

How do I reduce the size of a document when printing?
With all my previous HP printers I simply went into Printer Properties (Print Dialog Box) and Effects tab to choose the 'Resizing Options' (e.g. 51% of normal size) - I cannot find this option in the HP 6700 Printer Properties
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Indesign makes file bigger as a PDF even though set at a smaller size in Document Setup

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When I export my file (which is set to 132mm x 198mm in Document Setup) to PDF, the PDF file is much bigger. In the information panel about the page in Indesign, it says the page is the size I specified it to be, but that the 'media' is 210 x 250 (or something like that). This is the size it comes out as as a PDF. I need the PDF to be 132 x 198 - how can I do this?
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Has maximum size for documents changed in CS4

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How to change Default document size for CC Library Graphics (InDesign)

Good morning --
I have just discovered the amazing uses of the CC Library setup in InDesign and would love to be able to use it as a tool to collaborate template galleries amongst coworkers.
I work in an industry that offers many different templates for our Marketing pieces available to the sales team. What we have in place right now is about 50+ different templates in their own packaged files. Now, this isn't all that difficult to maneuver around, but the CC Library has made it so I can "drag and drop" templates into place. This drag & drop feature is easy enough for me to grasp, and with the proper training it should be with the rest of the team (should being the keyword). However, in some cases if you double-click on Library graphic it opens the file in it's own editable file with a custom document size of 8.5x11 Portrait (which I imagine to be the internal InDesign preset).
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- If I open a file that is set for landscape, all of the "Graphic" falls off of the spread.
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Please let me know if I am not being a clear enough.
Thank you!
Steve

@Steve – you are totally clear what you are doing and what you like to do.
But I fear an automatic setting that is creating the page size according to an asset's size does not exist right now.
I can change the size of a new document beforehand, if no document is open and create a new size in the document's properties dialog with the keyboard shortcut alt + cmd + p (in my German InDesign on Mac OSX 10.7.5). But you have to know in advance what size that should be.
Example: If I chose A3 instead of A4 (my default) when no document is open and double click an asset in a CC Library the asset will be placed in a one page document sized A3.
1. Changing the size (no document is open) in my German UI of InDesign CC-2014.2:
2. Double click and the result is according to the settings I made:
Uwe

Change Default Document Size Attribute

I understand that I can make a custom attribute that displays the size in KB, MB, etc -
But I want to know how to edit the default Document Size attribute - surely that is possible?

@Steve – you are totally clear what you are doing and what you like to do.
But I fear an automatic setting that is creating the page size according to an asset's size does not exist right now.
I can change the size of a new document beforehand, if no document is open and create a new size in the document's properties dialog with the keyboard shortcut alt + cmd + p (in my German InDesign on Mac OSX 10.7.5). But you have to know in advance what size that should be.
Example: If I chose A3 instead of A4 (my default) when no document is open and double click an asset in a CC Library the asset will be placed in a one page document sized A3.
1. Changing the size (no document is open) in my German UI of InDesign CC-2014.2:
2. Double click and the result is according to the settings I made:
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