HTML to PDF-> how to optimize images?

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• How to optimize images for my website?

  Hi, I'm Thomas and owner of ReloadingPresso.com. My site is about reloading press where I put my comments on different types of reloading presses. In a few days, I am facing a problem with the speed of the site. Google Pagespeed Insights suggest me to improve the size of images on my Web site. Can someone help me please give me the solution? The URL of my Web site is http://reloadingpresso.com/.

  Thanks in advance for the help.

  Hi Thomas,

  Greetings!

  Please use save for Web option to save images.

  File-> export-> save for Web (Legacy) (photoshop CC 2015)

  File-> save for Web (previous version)

  Visit this link: Save for Web in Photoshop CC 2015

  Concerning

  Jitendra

• How to optimize images for the web

  please me what the best way to add photos to my very small site to reduce the size with qality best advice

  Title of the message was edited by: Brett N

  Use the editor and from the menu click on:

  File > save for Web

  Choose jpeg or GIF to PNG format for photos or graphics files.

  Set your dimensions and size of file based on the quality, then click on save and upload to your site.

• How to optimize PDF files for mobile phones?

  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:

  1. download quickly

  2 are easy to navigate

  3 display correctly without having to enlarge and scroll left and right

  I know it's doable because my HTC Desire came with a few classic, easily installed PDF eBooks on it. Stories like "Dracula" and a "Tale of Two Cities' etc.

  Any help would be appreciated

  Dave has mentioned very good points to optimize the PDF for mobile devices. Its very easy to do using Acrobat. You can read more here: (I don't know the version that you are, then I'll try to include links for Acrobat 9 and X)

  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

  http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/Acrobat/Pro/using/WS58a04a822e3e50102bd615109794195ff-7c88.w.h tml

  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.

• How to optimize a lot of PDF files using Distiller (or Acrobat)?

  With a surprisingly hard time finding how to optimize an existing batch of PDF files.

  I can do it one by one in Acrobat by choosing File > save as other > PDF optimized. And by following the instructions here: help Acrobat | Optimization of PDF files

  But we have a few thousand PDFs to treat this way and I can't find any documentation.

  Anyone know how or where Adobe hides this information?

  Thank you!

  Acrobat Pro, try the Action Wizard.

• How to download resources HTML and PDF files?

  How to download resources HTML and PDF files?

  We have currently no help for download of the resources shared via the user interface.

  Neil

• HTML conversion to PDF (how to change or remove the automatic header/footer)?

  Hi all

  I'll start with the positive. Function "Convert to Adobe PDF format" Adobe works wonders for HTML to PDF. In fact, even with all the embedded HTML 5 CSS, conversion perfectly renders the HTML code! I'm so impressed!

  

  But I have a little problem I just solve.

  Adobe automatically inserts a header and a footer. The header is not really a problem, but it would be nice to customize. This is the footer that really needs to change. The automatic footer is an unsightly long text that includes the path and the full name and data and the time of the conversion. Is it possible to customize and simply remove it when converting. It is a document of page 41, so I will not manually change the header and footer. Ideally, I would like Adobe to change the header/footer when converting... because I have to eventually automate the conversion and avoid any post-editing.

  Thank you for your advice.

  In Acrobat when you use 'create PDF from Web Page' change settings:

  

  

• He had to create html to PDF doc

  I need to create a PDF from a 'how to' doc html, I created (which has associated graphic files in the folder my documents on my computer). How to make a simple pdf - with the included images - it is opened in the browser? Online I've seen suggestions click file - print to PDF, but I don't have that option in my browser

  The option "select the file" in Acrobat does not give an option to html file.

  I need to send this in the next hour or so. Appreciate any suggestions!

  Acrobat Pro (any version) provides "web capture".

  Be well...

• Downloading Firefox, all my saved PDF documents have been turned into a Google Chrome document format, WHY? I want them all change to PDF, HOW?

  Downloading Firefox, all my saved PDF documents have been turned into a Google Chrome document format, WHY? WHY a person like me is not notified before that starts the download process so that they have a chance to 'place' or 'Cancel' the download process? I want that they all be changed to PDF, HOW should I do this?

  Nothing happened to your files. The association for PDF files is messed up, or is the icon cache.

  1. Click round Windows logo in the taskbar and choose default programs.
  2. Click "associate any type of file or Protocol with a program.
  3. Select PDF from the list, then click on change program button.
  4. Choose the program that you want to manage PDF files. By clicking on the files PDF in Windows Explorer or the desktop then open them in this application.

  To clear the cache of the icon, see the directions to

  • http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/49819-icon-cache-rebuild.html

  As far as I know, Firefox does not have PDF files somehow. There is a proposal to associate files PDF in Firefox when they are not already associated with an application, but has not been implemented to date (bug 787674).

• HTML to PDF

  Does anyone know how to convert a report LV-created HTML to PDF? It would have to work in V 8.5

  My problem seems to be with HTML. PDFCreator works very well with other formats but not HTML. Thanks in advance.

  If I remember correctly corre PDFCreator works very well with HTML files, but instead use the Document.Open function you use something like URL. Opened.  I have installed it yet so I'm not 100% sure on the names of methods.

• How to insert images as .jpg... gif attach file in email without any accessories

  Hi, this is Terry

  I would to know how to insert images on the part of email without an attachmenk.

  Thank you

  Tanveer Rauf

  An inserted picture is an attachment.  The embedded image is sent as an attachment and then it is returned in the message in an HTML message, but it is still an attachment to the message.

  In Outlook Express, you can embed a picture compose a new message in HTML then using Insert | Photo.  Who will integrate the image in the email, but it always comes as an image as an attachment.  It's just the way OE manages which shows as embedded.

  Alternatively, you can just link to an image by referencing a URL to the image on a website and this way no image will actually be embedded or attached.

  Steve

• Ask for advice on how to optimize a website that loads slowly in the browser?

  My site works fine when I saw Muse or choose to view the site in the browser, but when I publish the BC site loads very slowly, even after optimizing file sizes & minimizing the use of the widget.  Online site is: http://www.northernharvest.com.au love thoughts or tips on how to optimize?  See you soon

  As long as you decide to use exorbitant oversized images in quantities that , you will have no chance to achieve faster load times!

  The images are much, much more then really necessary. Reduce their size to the dimensions in pixels, you really need them in your layout and minimize the size of the file by using a higher JPG compression.

• How to share images of web gallery for Lightroom CC

  I don't have my own web site.  I understand how to share images, but I would like to share the Gallery I can create on Lightroom.  How can I do?  My monthly contract CC allows me to create a website via Lightroom CC?  Or can I use Flickr or Shutterfly?

  Take a look at Portfolio Adobe which is part of your subscription to the CC and allows you to use the images synchronized to a format web site. You can point to your own domain name, if you have a.

  This is a simple "retractable" solution If it is not enough, you need to get your own website and know enough HTML to integrate product LR web galleries inside.

• HTML in PDF format ready to print with the CMYK color conversion

  How can I convert a webpage (html) as a PDF ready to print, including a RGB to CMYK conversion?

  I use a free trial of Acrobat DC. What I tried, is to use the browser button to convert HTML to PDF. I then open the document and go to the menu "Print Production. I expected to find the option "Convert colors", but he's not here. Help documentation indicates that this option is available only if you export your PDF file to a device "high-end". What is a high-end device? I use my laptop.

  (1) under the Production of printing tools, in the right pane, you will find the convert colors tool. That's what you're looking for. Its availability has nothing to do with what type of device you send the PDF file.

  (2) that said, converting the PDF to CMYK color space is not necessarily required to print. You certainly can print an RGB and/or the PDF to grayscale for a local or network PostScript laser printer, for example. What makes you think that you absolutely need CMYK for printing any other type? Each RIP/DFE these days can directly manipulate the RGB content.

  -Dov

• How to create images that react to the size of the browser (and not to the device)?

  How to create images that react to the size of the browser (and not to the device)?

  Hello

  Please try this widget.

  http://widgets-musethemes.BusinessCatalyst.com/tb032.html

  Concerning

  Vivek