To find out what is taking up all that space in a PDF, in Acrobat 8 Pro, go to Advanced > PDF Optimizer > Audit space usage
On Jan 16, 6:56 am, Tom Field <[email protected]> wrote: > I have a G5 running 10.4.11 and 10.5.8 on partiitions. When I > converted several postscript files into pdfs and combined them w/ 4.11 > (and earlier -- it's an ongoing project), I always got a roughly 498 > page file of about 13 MB. > > Apparently mistaken, I thought 5.8 would run faster. (But I didn't > notice that ran slower, either.) Anyway, I got an interesting result > (using the same Acrobat 8 application that resides on one of the > partitions); the file is 5 MB. > > I re-did another project of essentially the same size that had already > been completed using 4.11 and got the same result. > > As far as I can *see*, the two .pdfs are exactly the same except that > one takes up less than 40% as much disk space. > > This may have something to do with whether the font is embedded (Times > New Roman) in one file but not the other,. If so, it's not because I > altered the system font files. They are exactly the same as when the > systems were installed. > > An explanation would be nice, but, that aside, this is a notable > difference between OSX4 and OSX5 (if others can duplicate it). > > Tom Field
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