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Example: A four page text pdf created directly from my Epson Perfection V500 photo scanner is 193 kb. It opens quickly and perfectly on my iMac. Opening it on my iPad in iBooks, it takes awhile, and when I turn pages, there's a blank page at first, and then it slowly fills in.
Now, much larger pdf's that I create in Photoshop and InDesign open quickly and perfectly in iBook on my iPad. What gives? Any suggestions? Thanks, Tom

Hi! The previous answer is right on, just wanted to add that the reason that larger PDFs from Photoshop or InDesign might open faster is that they are likely text-based. If your particular project allows for it, you could use the OCR features of Acrobat to extract the text from a scanned page, which would ultimately result in a smaller PDF, which would open faster on your device. See this page for some more information on this process: http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/convert-jpeg-scan-ocr-to-pdf.html Hope this helps!

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