Javier: I did not mention that the report contains NO graphics whatsoever. There's a few "shapes" and "lines" drawn on there, but no images at all.
And it took 2.5 minutes to create the 1820-page PDF. Karen > Those are tiny files…I just finished running a report that prints between 2 > and 3 photos per page along with other information. The report is 417 pages > long and it takes over one hour to print (two-sided) on a brand new Ricoh > Color network printer. Rather than providing the client several sets of the > report (expensive), I thought it might be better to give them a CD with a PDF > file of the report. I tried printing to a PDF file and after the files was > about > 1.2 GB I got the “out of bounds index” error message and the files was not > even usable. I tried sending the first 200 pages to a PDF file and it > completed the job except I printed on the first 198 pages (???). I run a > second > batch for pages 199- 417 and it completed the job correctly. The files ended > up > being 873 MB and 960 MB…which means that a CD will not hold all the files and > the client does not have a DVD reader. My solution is to provide them with a > quick and dirty compiled photo viewer that they can use to look at app. 1,000 > photos which take 350 MB…I believe I can fit that and the compiled > application in one CD. > > > > Javier, > > >
