[Swftools-common] %d can produce larger SWF files

[Tony Stallan]

Hi,
 
I have been converting each page of my PDF's individually and then I noticed
the %d option. 
 
Great I thought, however when using %d the resultant SWF files are much
larger (50%) then the individually created SWF's.
 
However 2, if you use the -p to define a page and %d in the same command
then the SWFs are not larger but in this case there is no point of using the
%d. 
 
Anyone else come across this ?
 
Regards
 
Tony