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Best way to generate PDFs from design software
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Best way to generate PDFs from design software
As some of you are aware I’m a bit of a “training junkie”. I attend just about every bit of training/on-line live discussion group that I can work into my scheduled. One topic that has been discussed a few times, but I can’t find anything in my notes about, is how to best create PDFs so that they don’t get bogged down in Revu. I remember the part about looking at what “PDF Producer” was used in Document -> Properties tree, but I can’t remember what the recommendation was after that.
The current PDF I’m getting started on was produced using “pdfplot15.hdi 15.01.104.000”. The document is 32 pages long and is 45,000 KB +/-. As I page through it the pages load somewhat slow. I don’t have access to the document in it’s native format, just the PDF that was provided by the client.
What does everyone recommend to improve performance (without buying a $10,000 computer)? Seems as if I remember someone suggesting printing the file to a “new” pdf from Revu. Am I remembering this tip correctly?
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Points: 23,485Rank: UC2 Brainery Brown Belt III
That’s how I’ve done it in the past, print to a new pdf, or create a new pdf from the old one.
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Points: 26,364Rank: UC2 Brainery Advanced Brown Belt
Thank you for the suggestion @troydegroot . I did this (print a new PDF file from the source PDF file) and the file size doubled! Performance seems to be pretty good. Maybe I need to start lobbying for that upgraded computer… 🙂
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