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• How to reduce my dc pdf file adobe reader?

  7. can someone please help I have Adobe reader for MS windows 10 and I need to shrink a pdf file which is 7.7 mg to 3 mg... . How do I shrink?

  Hi williamm1976041 ,

  Please refer to this article to learn how you can save the file by reducing its file size in Acrobat Pro ms (this is not available for Acrobat Reader DC) (key word - reduce the size of the file by saving):- Save a PDF in Adobe Acrobat CD and CD player

  Let me know how it goes.

  Kind regards

  Christian

• problem with CF 9 to reduce uploaded a PDF file in an Oracle 11 g db as BLOB

  We have a Coldfusion application that lets users submit a form to us and attach a PDF file.  The data is written to an Oracle database and PDF is convereted in a BLOB using cffile action and a cfquery (code below), we applied the latest patch CF 9 when it came out in February 2013, and we have improved our database Oracle 11.2.0.1 to 11.2.03 beginning of March; at the same time, we moved to a Parallels Virtuozzo Containers virtual server for a VMWare virtual server.  Operating system on the database server is Windows 2008, on the web server, it is Windows 2003 R2.

  Some time after the passage of Oracle & update, we noticed that many PDFs being presented through the web application are being corrupt.  The message from Adobe Acrobat only said: ' there was an error opening this document.  The file is damaged and cannot be repaired. »

  What I did to try to debug this:

  Check the size of my BLOB on Oracle - the maximum size is 119 TB and PDF files are usually less than 200 KB, then there should be pleanty of room for them.

  Updated the maximum size of post data to 500 000 MB and the memory of gas demand to 750,000.  The patch of February had developed these smaller numbers, but making them bigger has not fixed the problem.

  Looked at various CF newspapers, there is nothing to be reported as an error on the presentation of the data, or when the link that gets the PDF of Oracle and displays it.

  The code to write the PDF file in a temp on my Web server - I'm able to see if the problem occurs somewhere between write it to the Web server, inserting in Oracle as a BLOB and recovering in the database.

  Looked at the BLOB field in Oracle table using PL/SQL Developer (an application to work with Oracle tables WYSIWYG).  I see that there is data in BLOBs that are not displayed on the web, so at least I know that something is getting into Oracle, but I do not know if it is corrupted in the table.

  I don't know what to do about the problem.  Any help would be appreciated.  Here is the code used to send the PDF file and the code to see.

  Thank you very much!

  Christina

  ------------------------------------------  rr.add.cfm

  < cfif QNE isDefined ("FileName1") and trim(#FileName1#) "" > "".

  < cftry >

  <!-Download the file to a folder on the Web server and off the root web.-->

  < cffile action = "upload".

  FileField = "file1".

  destination = "C:\temp\.

  nameconflict = "makeunique".

  accept = ' application/octet-stream, application/pdf' >

  <!-the file is located on the web server now. Read like a binary file and put the result in the variable file_blob ColdFusion->

  < cffile action = "readbinary".

  file = "C:\temp\#cffile.serverFile#".

  variable = "file_blob" >

  <!-insert the ColdFusion variable file_blob in the table, making sure to select cf_sql_blob as the sql type. ->

  "< name cfquery ="q"datasource =" "#oracle_db #" username = "#spoc_db #" password = "#spoc_pw #" >

  insert into spoc_attachments)

  NUMERO_FICHIER, ATTACH_ID, ATTACHMENT, ATTACH_TITLE

  )

  VALUES)

  #FileNumber #.

  1,

  < cfqueryparam

  value = "" #file_blob # ""

  cfsqltype = "cf_sql_blob" >.

  Trim('#FileTitle1#')

  )

  < / cfquery >

  < cfcatch type = "application" >

  Error loading file 1

  < / cfcatch >

  < / cftry >

  < / cfif >

  ------------------------------------------  rr.check.cfm

  < cfoutput >

  < td > < cfif HERE. GE 1 RecordCount > < a href = "rr.attachments.cfm? fn = < cfoutput #fn # > < / cfoutput > & AI = 1" target = "_blank" > #ai1.attach_title # < /a > < / cfif > < cfif HERE. RecordCount GE 2 > < a href = "rr.attachments.cfm? fn = < cfoutput #fn # > < / cfoutput > & AI = 2" target = "_blank" > #ai2.attach_title # < /a > < / cfif > < cfif HERE. RecordCount GE 3 > < a href = "rr.attachments.cfm? fn = < cfoutput #fn # > < / cfoutput > & AI = 3" target = "_blank" > #ai3.attach_title # < /a > < / cfif > < cfif HERE. GE 4 RecordCount > < a href = "rr.attachments.cfm? fn = < cfoutput #fn # > < / cfoutput > & ai = 4" target = "_blank" > #ai4.attach_title # < /a > < / cfif > < table >

  < / cfoutput >

  -rr.attachments.cfm

  < cfif not isDefined ("ag") >

  "< name cfquery ="q1"datasource =" "#oracle_db #" username = "#spoc_db #" password = "#spoc_pw #" >

  SELECT an attachment

  OF spoc_attachments

  where numero_fichier = #fn # and attach_id = 1

  < / cfquery >

  "< name cfquery ="q2"datasource =" "#oracle_db #" username = "#spoc_db #" password = "#spoc_pw #" >

  SELECT an attachment

  OF spoc_attachments

  where numero_fichier = #fn # and attach_id = 2

  < / cfquery >

  "< name cfquery ="q3"datasource =" "#oracle_db #" username = "#spoc_db #" password = "#spoc_pw #" >

  SELECT an attachment

  OF spoc_attachments

  where numero_fichier = #fn # and attach_id = 3

  < / cfquery >

  "< name cfquery ="T4"datasource =" "#oracle_db #" username = "#spoc_db #" password = "#spoc_pw #" >

  SELECT an attachment

  OF spoc_attachments

  where numero_fichier = #fn # and attach_id = 4

  < / cfquery >

  < cfif AI EQ 1 >

  < cfcontent

  Type = "application/pdf".

  variable = "#Q1." Attachment #">"

  < cfelseif AI EQ 2 >

  < cfcontent

  Type = "application/pdf".

  variable = "#Q2." Attachment #">"

  < cfelseif IA EQ 3 >

  < cfcontent

  Type = "application/pdf".

  variable = "#Q3." Attachment #">"

  < cfelseif AI EQ 4 >

  < cfcontent

  Type = "application/pdf".

  variable = "#Q4." Attachment #">"

  < / cfif >

  < cfelse >

  "< name cfquery ="ag1"datasource =" "#oracle_db #" username = "#spoc_db #" password = "#spoc_pw #" >

  SELECT an attachment

  OF spoc_comments

  where numero_fichier = #fn # and agency = #ag #.

  < / cfquery >

  < cfcontent

  Type = "application/pdf".

  variable = "#AG1." Attachment #">"

  < / cfif >

  Double check your setting CF data source it is a checkbox to activate the Blobs for most types of DB, Oracle not sure however offshore off the top of my head. If the box is not checked then it can truncate the data leading to corrupted files.

• reduce volume of JPG file.

  I need to reduce a JPG file to 4 x 6 inches, what I've done. Keep at 300 dpi, what I did, but the size of the file in mp is still at large. I have to reduce size mp to 1.5mp. Please can someone help me with this

  Hello

  Greetings!

  If you use Photoshop CC 2015 you can choose file-> export-> save for Web.

  If you are using an earlier version you can choose file-> save for web.

  This will allow you to reduce the size of the file.

  Concerning

  Jitendra

• How to reduce the size of the PDF file on scanned on my PMX922 docs

  I deal with a lot of documents, and I find that when I scan the docs on my MX922 the size of the PDF file is MUCH larger that the size of the original PDF file. That's what I see (on a document page 2):

  (Received) original size: 11 k

  Default scan (Quick Menu): 1061 k

  With compression high (Quick Menu): 116 k

  The Panel of the printer (res 150): 209 k

  Windows scanning app (150 res): 1495 k

  Scanning from the Quick Menu with high Compression seems to be the best, but it still somewhat adds to the file size. It's a big problem so I dal with many GREAT docs. Several times the size of the file increase prevents me from being able to send files. Is there anything else I can do? Does anyone have any suggestions?

  Hi 1wwjdbro,

  We can set the PDF to HIGH compression option in the utility of digitization of IJ and also select the image digitized transfer compression to reduce the file size of the PDF file. To do this, please follow these steps:

  1. open the utility of scanning IJ.

  2. in the Scan from Canon IJ utility window that opens, click SETTINGS... at the bottom right of the window. The settings dialog box is displayed.

  3. click on the SCAN of DOCUMENT option in the left pane of the window.

  4 in the right pane window, look for the box to COMPRESS SCANNED IMAGES to be TRANSFERRED in the Scan Options section and check it.

  5. then, in the SAVE the SETTINGS section, find the FORMAT of DATA field and ensure that PDF or PDF (multi-page) is selected, and then click the SETTINGS button to the right of the field.

  6. in the window that opens, find the COMPRESSION PDF section, then select TOP from the drop-down list. Click OK to close the window. You will be taken back to the SETTINGS window.

  7. once all settings have been selected in the SETUP window, click the OK button at the bottom of the window to save the changes. The IJ Scan Utility main screen is displayed.

  8. click the DOCUMENT button. Housing starts scanning. Click CANCEL to cancel the scan if necessary. The scanned images are saved to the location of the selected folder previously specified in the SETTINGS... window.

  I hope this helps!

  If you need more assistance, please call 1-866-261-9362, Monday - Friday 10:00 - 10 pm et (excluding holidays) and a technical support representative Cannon will be happy to help you.  There is no charge for this call.

• How can I reduce the size of PDF file in Adobe Acrobat Reader (free version) ms?

  I use Adobe Acrobat Reader DC (free version), ScanSnap ix500 & MAC OS X.  I have many documents and statements I want to scan and would like to know how to reduce the size of the document to preserve the memory. I scanned a document, 1 page, converted to PDF format and save it to a folder on my computer.  The file size of the PDF file has been 371ko.  I can reduce the size without having to buy the standard Adobe Reader or Pro edition?

  You can not. You need Acrobat for this kind of task.

• How can I reduce the size of the pdf file?

  Hello, can you pls tell me how can I reduce the size of the pdf file?

  @@

  Hello

  Open a PDF in Adobe Acrobat.

  Go to file > save as other > optimized PDF

  In the dialog box optimization PDF

  Under ' make it Compatible with: "drop down select Acrobat 9.0 or higher.

  You can also check the other about the downsampling images and fonts Unembedding.

  Click Ok and save the PDF file

  Thank you

  Abhishek

• I have Adobe Acrobat Standard DC and I would be able to reduce the size of PDF files that I could with Adobe Acrobat Professional. Reduce size PDF with Adobe Acrobat Standard DC file? If Yes, where is the button? PRO button was in the "D".

  I have Adobe Acrobat Standard DC and I would be able to reduce the size of PDF files that I could with Adobe Acrobat Professional. Reduce size PDF with Adobe Acrobat Standard DC file? If Yes, where is the button? IN Pro, the button was in the drop down "Document"... Thanks for the tips, Bob

  Hi Robert,.

  Please visit the following link: https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/optimizing-pdfs-acrobat-pro.html

  Kind regards

  Rahul

• PDF file too large to email.  How can I reduce the size of the file once the PDF file is saved?

  My pdf file is too large to email.  How can I reduce the size of the file once the PDF file is saved?

  Emailing is not the best way to share PDF files, especially if they are large. Transfer to one of the free services such as Dropbox and send the URL of the file.

• I have created a multi-page document in inDesign and exported in PDF format.  The original file size is 13.27 mb.  I used the command size reduced to 2.86 to the file to download on the internet.  However, one of the images in the original pdf file does n

  I have created a multi-page document in inDesign and exported in PDF format.  The original file size is 13.27 mb.  I used the command size reduced to 2.86 to the file to download on the internet.  However, one of the images in the original pdf file does not appear in the smaller file.  Can someone help me?

  Try the PDF tool optimize.

• Schedule an automated process to reduce the size of PDF files

  I am trying to find a way to automate a process which would take place every night at a certain time. PDF files is saved by my colleagues in a certain folder for printing purposes. My job is to take these files and reduce their consumption of the web size. Currently, I have to do it manually, which is a bit of a problem because these files come very late in the night.

  The optimal goal would put in place a process that allow to monitor a folder and automatically save any PDF placed in said file in a file size reduced. Using the Action Wizard in Acrobat XI, I can't find a way to set up to run automatically.

  If anyone has any information on how to accomplish this task, I would be extremely grateful.

  You may not (and are not allowed to) use Acrobat in this way. You will need to

  looking for a lot more robust application of treatment.

  On Tuesday, may 5, 2015 23:18, cpittman34 [email protected]>

• How to resize pdf file to reduce its size

  Help

  Hi marku,.

  You can use Acrobat to reduce PDF file size. There are several options: Save as > PDF of reduced size and save under > optimized PDF (Acrobat Pro).

  You are welcome to try Acrobat free for 30 days. See http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat.html for more information.

  Best,

  Sara

• 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).

• 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

• I use Adobe Acrobat Pro XI (11.0.08) during execution of "save under" process "Reduced the size of the pdf file" Adobe for awhile then stops completely and needs to close. All started to do that today.

  I use Adobe Acrobat Pro XI (11.0.08) during execution of "save under" process "Reduced the size of the pdf file" Adobe for awhile then stops completely and needs to close. All started to do that today.

  As I had not heard of you, I tried to 'cut' of this folder and pasted into a folder, I called "temptemp" in the same root fodler lacation, (not in the original file). Run the program and it gave me the same error and closed again.  Any help now?