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• How can I reduce the size of a PDF file?

  How can I reduce the size of file to an existing PDF file?

  Hi oneidatourism,

  You will need Acrobat to reduce the size of a PDF file. If you do not have Acrobat, you can try it free for 30 days. See www.adobe.com/products/acrobat.html for more information.

  In Acrobat, choose file > save as other > PDF of reduced size.

  Best,

  Sara

• PDF file is too big (7MB). Need a pdf with max file size 4 MB. How to reduce the size of a pdf file?

  PDF file is too big (7MB). Need a pdf with max file size 4 MB. How to reduce the size of a pdf file?

  Try optimizing PDF of Acrobat Pro.

• Reduce the size of my backup file.

  Backing up files on my computer seems too large. I have Windows 7 and it has 298 GB in D drive and at the present time, there are 53 GB free.  The system tells me that requiere 244 Go back up, which seems excessively high.  I went through and deleted the old back ups. and the current D: file shows that it is divided into 3 things - Datat file backups: 81 GB, System image 163GB & other files 111 GB.  Any ideas how to reduce the size of the back up required?

  Hello

  1 have had modifications made to your computer before the problem occurred?

  2. do you get any error code or error message when you try to perform the action?

  Archive old files to backup in ZIP files.

  You can use Zip compressed Windows to compress backup files to save disk space, or you can perform a customized Windows backup.

  You can also check the following links and check if that helps.

  How Windows selects the files to back up?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/how-does-Windows-choose-which-files-to-back-up

  Back up your files

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/back-up-your-files

  Back up and restore: frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/back-up-and-restore-frequently-asked-questions

  I hope this information helps. Please get back to us if you have any other questions on this subject.

• How to reduce the size of a PDF file without loss of sharp graphics

  Hi, I work in Acrobat X Pro.  I have combined a graphics file and need to reduce the size.  Original graphics were created in PScs6 and recorded in the form of .jpg.  What would be the best way to reduce the size of the PDF file and while now the clarity of graphics?  Advice would be appreciated.

  When you deal with graphics, you're talking almost always reduce the resolution or color depth. Much depends on the graphics themselves. You might check one of the graphs and see what are the colors and resolution. The setting of 300 dpi is fine in most cases, unless you are wanting people to zoom. For many applications, a color depth of 256 is good rather than millions of colors. If these are acceptable options, remember that your graphics card is defined in this way. You can try the option optimize to see if you can improve the size and still have sufficient resolution (file > save as > optimize PDF).

• Reduce the size of a .mp4 file

  I have a 5-7 minute training video series I provided on YouTube and to download. The videos include footage in any audio live and image overlay. I did not put in place video effects or major transitions, other than "chained."

  I export to mp4/H.264 codec, bitrate size reducers and the framework (although I understand that this shouldn't matter as well), but I always end up with 250-300 MB files. While I am able to download on YouTube, I'm not able to provide these files to download because they are seen as too big.

  My question is if there are additional actions, that I can take to provide a reduced file size. I can't find a consistent answer as to what the size of my file should be for these short videos.

  I go back to school to learn more about the video soon, but this is obviously not a sufficient response to a client.

  No indication on this matter is greatly appreciated.

  Thank you, in advance!

  250 MB seems very reasonable for 5-7 minutes of full HD 1080 p.

  With a variable bitrate H264, an important part of the size of the file depends on the dynamics of the video. So if the video has a lot of movement of the camera, move items from background (ie. stir the leaves in a tree), scene changes, quick cuts, shaky camera and grainy footage it will increase the size of the file. For example, shooting a scene on a tripod vs Pocket could give you a much smaller file. This happens because H264 (like most mpeg encoders) using information from the frames/pixels neighbors during the process of encoding... and the more information changes, the more bits is needed.

  in any case, try a really low bitrate as 2 5 average 5 average 8 max for 1080 p and 720 p max. Then check to see if she still looks good visually (without obvious compression artifacts).

  Personally, I use a x 264 based encoder H264 as hand brake (which is free) value constant quality 23.

  -Pete

• ImageIO reduced the size of my photo file?

  Hello
  
  I used the code below in an attempt to write an image file in the DB
  BufferedImage originalImage = ImageIO.read (new File("c:\\test.jpg"));)
  ByteArrayOutputStream Baos = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
  ImageIO.write (originalImage, "jpg", baos);
  Baos.Flush ();
  Byte [] fileBytes = baos.toByteArray ();
  
  Save fileBytes DB if the column accepts the value of type BLOB.
  
  I used the code below in an attempt to read from the database and write to the file system.
  Bais ByteArrayInputStream = getFileBytesFromDB();
  The BufferedImage = ImageIO.read (bais);
  ImageIO.write (consulterles, "jpg", new File("c:\\test1.jpg"));)
  
  I noticed that the resulting file size has been reduced by almost half after writing to the file system. Anyone know why?
  :)

  As he says, do not use ImageIO. It's re-encoding JPEG format which is morphing your data. Just copy it in the form of bytes using input and output streams. Much faster, too.

• The difficulty in reducing the size of the eps file.  He is currently a huge 707MB!

  Hello...

  I can't reduce the size of an eps file.  He is currently a huge 707MB!  It is a fairly simple logo of the text (which were described) and a form, both filled with a pattern "leaf" gold. I guess this is the reason (from my color chart) which causes the problem.

  My client wants the eps file and I feel I have tried everything to reduce the size I could try to find out through various forums.

  Hoping that someone might have a new suggestion and any help would be greatly appreciated!  Thanks in advance

  You have a ground shade using a .tif image. I have rebuilt using your forms as a mask on repeated twice the width of 360 points .tif substrates.

  http://FTP.kaleidoscopechicago.com/_iID0BE85WToj4R

  FILE name: Amélie Parker test4.zip

  18.7 MB

  The URL will expire Jan. 21.

  Do you really need .eps format, it is quite outdated and ineffective. You can try to make a .pdf file.

• Reduce the size of a file created by "write to waveform.

  Hello

  I'm using labview in 2012 and I have a problem with the size of the tdms file generated by the function "write to waveform. The data is real time 16 channels in a series of X NI USB-6343 and is composed by the gains of the voltage on the y-axis with the absolute time on the x axis (waveform format). The size of the file is reached a Go command within a few hours. Is it possible to reduce the size of this file? All configurations on the component?

  Thanks for the help.

  Best regards

  Marcelo Nobre

  Yes indeed, there is a better way.  Instead of using writing on file express VI measure, try adding the DAQmx logging into your task DAQmx (before starting the task):

  

  This method writes the raw binary data unadjusted to the file (2 bytes per sample because it is a 16-bit data acquisition card) with scaling of information in the header of the file.  In the example you posted, you write the data which are already put across to the file (double 8 bytes for example).  What will make this change you expect to reduce your file size by ~ 4 x.

  If you wish you can compress the files once you have finished writing to them for further reduction of size, but there is no support to achieve so that you are currently writing in the PDM file.  In addition, you will need to unzip the file until you can access the data in the .tdms file.  You can probably get good results with something as simple as the data stored in a .zip file.

  Best regards

• My ppt file is huge 80 MB, tried everything to reduce the size but nothing

  There should be an easy way to reduce the size of the ppt files.   Mine just growing in the ridiculous steps every time I do anything for her.  Now at 80 MB
  but NXpowerlite he strikes back at 2.5 MB.   If it's this pig-simple, what is with you guys Microsoft?  Get with the program and write a software!

  There should be an easy way to reduce the size of the ppt files.   Mine just growing in the ridiculous steps every time I do anything for her.  Now at 80 MB
  but NXpowerlite he strikes back at 2.5 MB.   If it's this pig-simple, what is with you guys Microsoft?  Get with the program and write a software!

  Uhm... What are you going to put in it to make it big?
   
  There are several ways you can reduce the size of your PowerPoint file... One that works for you depends on what you are doing to make the wide PowerPoint in the first place.
   
  http://www.free-power-point-templates.com/articles/why-ppt-PowerPoint-files-are-so-big/
   
  You also post in the Windows XP forum... Just what specific version of Microsoft Office PowerPoint you use?

• Once combine files, it is too large to e-mail. Is there a way to reduce the size of the file?

  Combine files and now it is too large to send. Is there a way to reduce the size of the file converted into Adobe?

  Hi yodonna,

  Adobe Reader does not reduce the size of a PDF file, such as Acrobat. But, you can download this file to your Acrobat.com account and create an anonymous link using Adobe send. Then you can send this link by e-mail. You can access Adobe send to https://cloud.acrobat.com/send. Create an anonymous link function does not require that you have an Adobe membership send.

  Best,

  Sara

• The challenge to reduce the size of the PDF file export

  Hi, I recently spent from Quark to InDesign and can't find out how to reduce the size of a PDF file export.

  The file has about 200 pages with about 300 files EPS, which are about 30-40K each. The file uses less than 10 fonts, all from two families of fonts (Bembo Std and Std universe). When I created a similar to Quark file, the exported PDF file is ~ 5MG. However, when I export the file in InDesign, I created, the PDF file is 10xs more large (~ 50MG). I tried to export using the parameters of quality of printing and smaller file size, but the result was the same. (I think it's because there is no images to be compressed JPG, just files that are already tiny vector).

  If you have any suggestions for other settings check, I would be grateful for the help. Overall, other than this issue, I was very happy with InDesign.

  I'm using CS5, v 7.0.4 on Mac OS X (Snow Leopard 10.6.8)

  Thank you

  SH

  Oh yeh I thought I covered that - oops left a little.

  http://InDesignSecrets.com/Creating-smaller-PDFs-from-a-vector-dense-book.php

  It has a pretty cool thing here by using the flattener to convert vector to raster graphics.

  If you need help then just ask.

  If it's just for people online, then the vector graphics could be better as raster for online application.

• Reduce the size of the Photo file

  How can I reduce the size of TIFF picture files below 20 MB

  Export to JPEG

  Or of cultures

  or export with smaller dimensions in pixels

  The reason why you use a TR TIFF not compressed, so there is no loss of data - so it is very broad - must either compressed (JPEG format for example) where there are some (very minor I you use low compression - high quality) or delete some data in order to reduce its size

  LN

• Reduce the size of the video

  How can I reduce a video KB 3.54, to send it as an attachment in an e-mail?  When I tried the message says it is great!

  I don't really know what size it should be.

  Wow - a video of 272 MB and you want to make small enough to send via e-mail...

  You will have to deal with your e-mail server/service and the maximum file size attachment that they will allow.  You will have to deal with servers/services of intermediate messaging as well as their limits as your file made its way to the intended recipients.  You will have to deal with the final or the recipients mail servers/services and their limits as your file arrives.

  A better discussion about this can be found here:
  http://www.Outlook-apps.com/maximum-email-size/

  ... and although the limits are no longer necessarily accurate, gives you a sense of reality.

  Given all that, probably you should reduce this file of two hundred and sixty - two megabytes (272 MB) to about ten to twenty-five megabytes (10 to 25 MB) - a reduction of at least 91%.  The quality that would be lost to this reduction is ridiculous.  ;-)

  Better you use something like OneDrive or Google or Google Reader + or an array of other freebies web sharing...  Of course, what you use will depend on greatly which explains that you have online and/or which accounts you want to create.  ;-)

  http://www.7tutorials.com/how-share-files-and-folders-using-onedrive-website

  http://static.googleusercontent.com/media/www.Google.com/en/us/support/enterprise/static/Gapps/LearningCenter/apps-in-action-share-videos-using-Google-drive.PDF

  Other sharing - class services or review:
  http://www.PCAdvisor.co.UK/Test-Centre/Internet/3506734/best-cloud-storage-dropbox-Google-drive-onedrive-icloud/

  What I'm saying is: it is better NOT to reduce these things in most cases, share them * being *.  Of course - there are dozens of ways likely to reduce the size of this video-based video codecs today, resolution, etc. - but without this information too - is somewhat a shot in the water and there would be a loss of quality to the level that you need to reduce these things in order to guarantee delivery by e-mail directly.  ;-)

• reduce the size of the request

  Hi all
  
  I request below. The inner query of the union has all of the same columns with the exception of level_num. is it possible to reduce the size of this query:
  
  
  FUSION
  IN
  MTH_EQUIP_HIERARCHY MEQ
  USING
  
  (SELECT 1 LEVEL_NUM
  To_Date('01-Jan-1900','DD-mon-YYYY') EFFECTIVE_DATE,
  -LEVEL_KEY 99999,
  LEVEL_NAME "all unassigned."
  -PARENT_KEY 99999,
  "All Unassigned" PARENT_NAME.
  MDH. HIERARCHY_ID
  OF MTH_DIM_HIERARCHY MDH
  WHERE MDH. CREATION_DATE > = v_log_from_date AND
  MDH. DIMENSION_NAME = "HARDWARE".
  UNION
  SELECT 2 LEVEL_NUM,
  To_Date('01-Jan-1900','DD-mon-YYYY') EFFECTIVE_DATE,
  -LEVEL_KEY 99999,
  LEVEL_NAME "all unassigned."
  -PARENT_KEY 99999,
  "All Unassigned" PARENT_NAME.
  MDH. HIERARCHY_ID
  OF MTH_DIM_HIERARCHY MDH
  WHERE MDH. CREATION_DATE > = v_log_from_date AND
  MDH. DIMENSION_NAME = "HARDWARE".
  UNION
  SELECT
  LEVEL_NUM 3,.
  To_Date('01-Jan-1900','DD-mon-YYYY') EFFECTIVE_DATE,
  -LEVEL_KEY 99999,
  LEVEL_NAME "all unassigned."
  -PARENT_KEY 99999,
  "All Unassigned" PARENT_NAME.
  MDH. HIERARCHY_ID
  OF MTH_DIM_HIERARCHY MDH
  WHERE MDH. CREATION_DATE > = v_log_from_date AND
  MDH. DIMENSION_NAME = "HARDWARE".
  UNION
  SELECT
  LEVEL_NUM 4,.
  To_Date('01-Jan-1900','DD-mon-YYYY') EFFECTIVE_DATE,
  -LEVEL_KEY 99999,
  LEVEL_NAME "all unassigned."
  -PARENT_KEY 99999,
  "All Unassigned" PARENT_NAME.
  MDH. HIERARCHY_ID
  OF MTH_DIM_HIERARCHY MDH
  WHERE MDH. CREATION_DATE > = v_log_from_date AND
  MDH. DIMENSION_NAME = "HARDWARE".
  UNION
  SELECT
  LEVEL_NUM 5,.
  To_Date('01-Jan-1900','DD-mon-YYYY') EFFECTIVE_DATE,
  -LEVEL_KEY 99999,
  LEVEL_NAME "all unassigned."
  -PARENT_KEY 99999,
  "All Unassigned" PARENT_NAME.
  MDH. HIERARCHY_ID
  
  OF MTH_DIM_HIERARCHY MDH
  WHERE MDH. CREATION_DATE > = v_log_from_date AND
  MDH. DIMENSION_NAME = "HARDWARE".
  UNION
  SELECT
  LEVEL_NUM 6,.
  To_Date('01-Jan-1900','DD-mon-YYYY') EFFECTIVE_DATE,
  -LEVEL_KEY 99999,
  LEVEL_NAME "all unassigned."
  -PARENT_KEY 99999,
  "All Unassigned" PARENT_NAME.
  MDH. HIERARCHY_ID
  OF MTH_DIM_HIERARCHY MDH
  WHERE MDH. CREATION_DATE > = v_log_from_date AND
  MDH. DIMENSION_NAME = "HARDWARE".
  UNION
  SELECT
  LEVEL_NUM 7,.
  To_Date('01-Jan-1900','DD-mon-YYYY') EFFECTIVE_DATE,
  -LEVEL_KEY 99999,
  LEVEL_NAME "all unassigned."
  -PARENT_KEY 99999,
  "All Unassigned" PARENT_NAME.
  MDH. HIERARCHY_ID
  OF MTH_DIM_HIERARCHY MDH
  WHERE MDH. CREATION_DATE > = v_log_from_date AND
  MDH. DIMENSION_NAME = "HARDWARE".
  UNION
  SELECT
  LEVEL_NUM 8,.
  To_Date('01-Jan-1900','DD-mon-YYYY') EFFECTIVE_DATE,
  -LEVEL_KEY 99999,
  LEVEL_NAME "all unassigned."
  -PARENT_KEY 99999,
  "All Unassigned" PARENT_NAME.
  MDH. HIERARCHY_ID
  OF MTH_DIM_HIERARCHY MDH
  WHERE MDH. CREATION_DATE > = v_log_from_date AND
  MDH. DIMENSION_NAME = "HARDWARE".
  UNION
  SELECT
  LEVEL_NUM 9,.
  To_Date('01-Jan-1900','DD-mon-YYYY') EFFECTIVE_DATE,
  -LEVEL_KEY 99999,
  LEVEL_NAME "all unassigned."
  -PARENT_KEY 99999,
  "All Unassigned" PARENT_NAME.
  MDH. HIERARCHY_ID
  OF MTH_DIM_HIERARCHY MDH
  WHERE MDH. CREATION_DATE > = v_log_from_date AND
  MDH. DIMENSION_NAME = "EQUIPMENT") UN_ALL
  ON)
  MEQ. HIERARCHY_ID = UN_ALL. HIERARCHY_ID AND
  MEQ. LEVEL_NUM = UN_ALL. LEVEL_NUM AND
  MEQ. LEVEL_FK_KEY = UN_ALL. LEVEL_KEY AND
  MEQ. EFFECTIVE_DATE = UN_ALL. EFFECTIVE_DATE
  )
  
  WHEN MATCHED THEN
  UPDATE
  SET
  PARENT_FK_KEY = UN_ALL. PARENT_KEY,
  SYSTEM_FK_KEY = v_unassigned_val,
  CREATION_SYSTEM_ID = v_unassigned_val,
  LEVEL_NAME = UN_ALL. LEVEL_NAME,
  GROUP_ID = 1
  
  WHEN NOT MATCHED THEN
  INSERT
  (HIERARCHY_ID,
  LEVEL_NUM,
  LEVEL_FK_KEY,
  PARENT_FK_KEY,
  SYSTEM_FK_KEY,
  EFFECTIVE_DATE,
  CREATION_DATE,
  LAST_UPDATE_DATE,
  CREATION_SYSTEM_ID,
  LAST_UPDATE_SYSTEM_ID,
  LEVEL_NAME,
  PARENT_NAME,
  GROUP_ID)
  VALUES
  (UN_ALL. HIERARCHY_ID,
  UN_ALL. LEVEL_NUM,
  UN_ALL. LEVEL_KEY,
  UN_ALL. PARENT_KEY,
  MTH_UTIL_PKG. MTH_UA_GET_VAL(),
  UN_ALL. EFFECTIVE_DATE,
  v_log_to_date,
  v_log_to_date,
  MTH_UTIL_PKG. MTH_UA_GET_VAL(),
  MTH_UTIL_PKG. MTH_UA_GET_VAL(),
  UN_ALL. LEVEL_NAME,
  UN_ALL. PARENT_NAME,
  1)
  ;
  
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Kind regards
  Amrit

  Hi, Amrit,

  Do you want to just 9 copies of the selected lines of mth_dim_hierarchy, each with all the columns the same except for level_num?
  If so, mth_dim_hierarchy with a Meter of Table , that is, any table of cross join (or, as in this case, result set) with 9 rows. For example:

  WITH     cntr     AS
  (
       SELECT     LEVEL     AS n
       FROM     dual
       CONNECT BY     LEVEL     <= 9
  )
  SELECT      c.n                         AS LEVEL_NUM
  ,     To_Date ('01-JAN-1900','DD-MON-YYYY')      AS EFFECTIVE_DATE
  ,     -99999                          AS LEVEL_KEY
  ,     'Unassigned'                     AS LEVEL_NAME
  ,     -99999                          AS PARENT_KEY
  ,     'Unassigned'                     AS PARENT_NAME
  ,     MDH.HIERARCHY_ID
  FROM           MTH_DIM_HIERARCHY      MDH
  CROSS JOIN     cntr               c
  WHERE      MDH.CREATION_DATE      >= v_log_from_date
  AND     MDH.DIMENSION_NAME      = 'EQUIPMENT'
  

  I hope that answers your question.
  If not, post a small example of data (CREATE TABLE and only relevant columns, INSERT statements) for all of the tables involved and the results desired from these data.
  In the case of a DML (such as FUSION), the sample data should show what look like the paintings before the DML, and results will be the content of the or the tables changed after the DML.
  Explain, using specific examples, how you get these results from these data.
  Simplify the prole, if possible. If you show what you need to do with 3 distinct values of level_num, do not post a problem with 9 distinct values.
  Always tell what version of Oracle you are using.