Hello,
I have simple question, with probably a not so simple answer. I wrote a few documents (in LaTeX of course) in "report" class. I included some images (jpeg essentially), some links and the whole chabang. I compile these documents, only to notice that they are quite voluminous. I have one with ~20 pages, that takes more than 2MB.
My question is the following: is there anything I can do to reduce the size of these documents???
Cheers
General ⇒ reduce the size of PDF output document
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reduce the size of PDF output document
The size of the resulting PDF file depends on several things. One of them is the PDF version. The current TeX Live 2010 (and as far as I know also MiKTeX 2.9) produces PDF1.5 which should result in smaller files. But since there are quite a lot images in your document, you may adjust the compress level. Some lines in the preamble might do the trick
The first line is only needed for former versions of the above mentioned TeX distributions. But don't expect too much. The possible decrease is about 20%. For further details take a look at the PDFTeX manual (Table 2).
Thorsten
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\pdfminorversion=5
\pdfobjcompresslevel=2
Thorsten
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