Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
> It might, if the code used to generate the PDF wasn't very good...(eg.
> not iText, but improper use of)
>
> Consider improper reuse of common objects - like reloading the same
> image over and over again. Or the same font, once per page...
That was also what I was thinking about.
For instance if you have:
Image.getInstance("logo.gif");
in an onPageEnd event. That's improper use of iText
that can lead to huge PDFs that can be reduced in
size drastically.
The OP didn't post any file for us to look at, so
we can only guess.
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