Hi Al

Another thing to try... 

Check you haven't got 'tagging' turned on in your Acrobat settings.
Unless you need it for accessibility reasons, turn it off as it will
cause a PDF to take forever to create and can bloat it out.

Rhonda

Rhonda Bracey 
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-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Al Geist
Sent: Friday, 9 February 2007 8:01 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [TCP] Acrobat bloat problem

I'm having a Word/Acrobat bloat problem.  All of a sudden, the PDFs
created out of Word with the Adobe PDF writer have bloated.  The Word
source file is around 40M.  I use smallest file size for the PDF
setting.  The PDFs used to be around 8M, but have since bloated up to
31M.  I use the same file on my laptop and the PDF file is only 8-9M.
Both the laptop and the desktop have Office 2003 and Acrobat 6 Standard.
The laptop uses XP Home and the Desktop uses XP Professional.  I
reloaded Office on the desktop to no avail.  My next inclination is to
remove Acrobat and all it's updates, clean the registry and reload
everything.

Anybody got any other ideas.....  It also takes up to two hours to
create a PDF from a large Word file...seems entirely too long.  Have I
also told you how much I "love" Word....

Al


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