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June 4, 2010 at 6:03 am #55925
David Blatner
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PDF file size depends entirely on the export settings, such as: image encoding (zip vs. jpg), image resolution, transparency flattening, color conversion (rgb s. cmyk), and (one that people don't usually look at, but should) whether color profiles are included. CMYK color profiles, especially, can add a lot to file size.

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