To create light pdf files

some customers ask me to create light pdf files...very light...as they asked me for in design catalogue of 100 pages with tables and images (the standard process makes low res pdf files of at least 20 MG)....is there a way to do this?

Quite frankly, one cannot simply legislate the size of a PDF file. If you want legible images and artwork and you have any complexity, the size of a PDF file is going to increase. As “Test Screen Name” indicates, reducing image resolution and increasing compression can reduce PDF file size to a degree, but even that has limits and ultimately, you will have illegible content.
Quite frankly, I find the double standards here quite amazing. Typical web pages these days often require two or more megabytes of downloaded “stuff” simply to display a single page. Then someone complains if a PDF of 100 page with imagery is 20 megabytes?
- Dov

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Hello Again.
On Fri, May 11, 2012 at 12:20 PM, lrosenth <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Re: How to create a pdf file from multiple images ?
>
> created by lrosenth in PDF Language and Specifications - View the full
> discussion
> ________________________________
>
> No clue who Irving is…
>
I was hoping to have your first name so its easy for me to address you.
> I have no clue what OS platform, programming language, etc. you use so
> can’t really narrow things down.
I would gladly mention that I am working on windows platform, preferably XP.
I can also work on linux for free products that come with it.
> Also, as this is an Adobe forum, we only
> recommend Adobe products – so there may be other options that even my list
> wouldn’t include.
But adding other products, for the help of an adobe products user,
even if it outside adobe, shall add greater prestige to your company
and give impression of user-centeredness.
> If you read ISO 32000-1:2008 (aka the PDF standard), you will find the
> information about Images and Image Masks well described. I didn’t think I
> needed to repeat any of that information.
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extra yard, not even to go an extra mile.
> And, if you read that same document, you will see that there is NO SUCH
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Well, ascii format or uncompressed format that is human readable. I
know its a binary file, but human readable ascii version of it.
I hope you can give me some stanza and various other approaches
possible so I can select or combine things for myself. I see only a
miniscule number of posts claiming to have written masks in this forum
and then with no details.
Regards
Roger
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