How to edit pdf file (in indesign) without having to re-export then and redo all the fields of the form and formatting?

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  I am wanting to offer a white paper downloadable report on mobile devices, but do not know how to optimize PDF files so that they:

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  Optimizing PDF (learn how to reduce the size, remove embedding fonts, delete unnecessary data, etc.)

  Acrobat 9

  http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/Acrobat/9.0/Professional/WS58a04a822e3e50102bd615109794195ff-7 c84.w.html

  Acrobat X

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  In addition to this, here are my recommendations:

  Conversion process:

  To create smaller PDF, I'd say this plan from the beginning. As Dave mentioned - the smaller size PDF, you can select this joboption in the conversion dialog box (if you have the original word etc.which document that you create a PDF from). This will automatically make maximum part of the work for you. So, try to keep the smaller size since the beginning of the PDF creation will not give you a lot of trouble later.

  Images:

  You can also create some small thumnails of images and insert them into the original document before conversion. not resize in the document because it still contains the size of the original. Try to compress or resize them outside the document and then finally insert.

  For example: If the image is 640 x 480 and you want only 50 x 50 in the PDF document. Try to resize using some applications like Adobe Photoshop or MS Office Manager pictures (comes in suite MS Office) or a lot of apps available for free online. then, finally, insert them into the document. If you resize them in the document itself, they will always be containing the size of the original.

  Alongside this, try downsampling images at 72 dpi (using optimization PDF Acrobat) and use images poster rather than the videos. These images can having links pointed out the videos on the website.

  PDF size:

  Try to keep the size PDF between 1-2 MBs.

  Some other links to watch videos, to understand the different characteristics and when and how to use are:

  http://TV.Adobe.com/watch/Acrobat-x-tips-tricks/quick-tip-how-to-compress-a-PDF-file/

  http://TV.Adobe.com/watch/Acrobat-x/how-to-optimize-your-PDF-file/

  http://TV.Adobe.com/watch/Acrobat-tips-and-tricks/optimizing-your-PDF-document/

  Do not hesitate to let us know if you need more information.

  ~ Sandeep V.