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• page 34 000 excel file must be converted to pdf format

  I have a page 34 000 excel file that I need to convert to PDF. The excel file is 13 mb. I use excel 2013 on Win 7.

  In excel, I tried to save in pdf format.  It has never been completed.  I have let it run day and night, but it gets to 90 percent and crashes.

  Last night, I tried to convert within Adobe (let it run all night) and found it crashed shortly during the night.

  I really want it's a pdf because it is an excel file, and it would be simpler for traceability and verification purposes.

  My questions are:

  1. is there a limit of size or the maximum file page to conversions?

  2. any suggestions on how to convert into a pdf file?

  Thank you!!

  I changed the size of page 11 x 17 in excel and managed to save as pdf in less than 30 minutes.  It brought the number of page down to about 15 or 16 000.

• Remove file path when converting to PDF format?

  Is there a setting somewhere that I can change so that when I convert a TXT or HTML file to PDF path does not appear on the bottom of each PDF page? Currently the conversion I get something along these lines of file:///F|/Folder/254126.txt[06-Aug-11 20:34:02] on the bottom in a font smaller than the rest of the page.

  Is it possible to disable this or is just something I have to live with?

  I use Adobe Acrobat X Pro.

  Parameters for the conversion of the HTML and text pages are not in the preferences panel, they are buried in the web capture widget:

  Open the tool pane > Pages > more Insert Options > create PDF from Web Page.

  Click on "settings".

  Uncheck "headers to Place... ", click OK and then cancel to close the capture dialog box.

• HP Color Laserjet 277dw MFP: how to scan using the smaller files, such as JPEG and PDF formats

  The scanner automatically saves files as TIF, which are too big for my needs. How can I change this setting to save the files scanned in JPEG or PDF format?

  (I scan using only HP Easy Scan of my computer, because my home computer is not on a network, I can't use the scan features Control Panel (scan to e-mail, etc.).)

  Thank you!

  This document crosses using HP Easy Start to scan:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c04788799

  But basically when you save the file, you can select the format.  In the drop down next to Format: select JPEG or any other file format you want.

  To set this as a default use the Edit option in presets to create a new or edit and existing preset.

• How to reduce the file size or reduce the document during the conversion to PDF.

  I have to download an onlind doc and can't download it if it is in PDF format.  I converted it all right, but they limit the saize equal to or less than 5 Meg file.  The file is a page, and it says it's Meg 6.3, so it won't, except the transfer of files.

  Hi speck300,

  If you want to reduce the file size of a PDF document, you must use Acrobat. If you do not have Acrobat, you're certainly welcome to try for http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat.html. Acrobat Pro, there are several options to reduce the size of the file, including the file > save as other > PDF of reduced size and file > save as other > PDF optimized.

  Best,

  Sara

• Why the file size does not change when I use "Process multiple Images" to add a watermark?

  Hello

  I use 11 elements. To add a watermark to a lot of JPG photos at the same time, I use the function 'process multiple files.

  I select a source folder and a destination folder and adds a number to three numbers for each file. I do NOT check the box marked 'change photo size. After that, I set the watermark I want printed on my photos and hit OK. All files in the source folder are processed and saved with a new name in the destination folder. Loyally.

  But. The file size of the new file is strongly reduced, compared to the original. He's going from 10 MB to 500 KB (in general). Why is this? Is there a way I can help?

  Kind regards

  / Mikael Lindgren

  File size reduction is the effect of jpeg compression. In the process several files dialog, check the bottom option "convert files to the format" and choose "jpeg max quality.

• The file size and resolution

  Hello, I am currently working on a graphic that is displayed on the web. The file size should be 1000 x 1000 pixels and the size of the image can not go more than 250 KB. My picture is to the size of good size, but it is at least 947 kbs.

  How can I change the size of the file to 250 KB without losing the strong resolution?

  We have the options to save the file as a jpeg, png and gif.

  Hello!

  Start by opening the image in Photoshop, by clicking on the word 'File' in the menu bar, mousing down to 'save for Web '. The record of the Web dialog box is displayed.

  Click on the tab "4 - Up". Now you click on the four components, use the drop-down menu (circled in red below) preset to select different options and compare their relative size of the quality and the file.

  

  In the example above, I've decided to save my image as a JPEG quality closest to the original image while reducing the size of the file in the range I need. So to save this version, I click the pane at the top right corner of save for Web dialog box and click Save.

  According to the type of image you are editing, your best results can be PNG or GIF.

• stop the images lose the file size when scaled down?

  Ive read this tutorial;
  http://joedasilva.com/blog/?p=32
  and ive just discovered that if put you across a smaller image, the file size is decreased so permanent and expansion of the image again it will be pixalated. If I'm working with images and I want freedom to play with the scaling, do I need to convert them all to grafics?
  
  Is there a setting that I can change so that the images are saved to the display resolution when I export, but maintain there full size of the file in the document? Is this how illustrator works?
  Thank you

  heathrowe says:
  > I suspect he meant convert to "symbols"!
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  > Yes/no?
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  Well Yes, the large version convert a graphic symbol. In this way, you will not
  lost quality unless you to scale larger than the original.

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• Create new report if the file size is too large

  The sequences I run in TestStand have the ability to generate large reports and I am looking for a way to start a new sequence of intermediate report if the file size exceeds certain limits, either start a new report every night at midnight.

  I am currently using TestStand 2014 and reports ATML 5.00.

  Here, any help would be greatly appreciated.

  mattb1 wrote:
  [...]

  I was hoping I'd be able to use some substitutions to get there, but it sounds a bit more complex than that. [...]

  There is no specific substitutions that solve this problem 'in configuration and only few implementation".

  The point is that you should follow the following steps:

  1. check the size of the file after writing a new segment of report data.

  2. If size > configured the file size, create a new file. Write a footer in the previous file, duplicate the header for the new file information and store the handle to file for all the previous files.

  3. once the test is complete, update the header in all files (remember: the header contains the overall result of the ESA.) This is known only when the test is finished!) and finalize all the report files.

  In the plugins default report, none of the above functions is applied.

  You want may also focus on 'File offline results' as a reporting mechanism. It might be easier to change things using this approach, unless you go the recommended manner: database.

  Norbert

• What should be the file size of Vista SP2 through Windows Update If SP1 is already installed?

  Hello

  Please could someone clarify this? I read on a few messages that if Vista SP1 is already installed then the Vista SP2 update file size should be around 40-50 MB.

  I checked manually through Windows Update > check for updates. He finds updated Vista SP2, but the file size is of approximately of 340-350 MB.

  Thanks in advance for your suggestions.

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd335036.aspx

  Indicates that there should be ~ 43meg for 32-bit and ~ 60meg for 64 bit.

  It can be substantially larger depending on how many updates between SP1 and SP2 are not already installed. Microsoft partner

• Error: The file size for all drives of paging can be a little larger than the size you specified, when you open windows in Windows 7

  Original title: paging notice when open windows on mac, divide the hard disk

  I have a split hardrive on a MAC and windows, and quickbooks installed on this drive.  When I open windows, I get a notice of paging file.  -size of the paging file.  "The file size for all drives of paging can be a little larger than the specified size.  IM using Bootcamp for the windows side.  It is to show the memory almost full and I did not yet get many date in QB.  Don't know what I have to do.

  Hello

  1. have you done any software or changes to the material on the computer before this problem?

  2. it worked correctly previously?

  3. how many hard drives are in the computer?

  4. is the problem with a partition or a particular hard drive?

  Try the steps from the link.

  Change the size of virtual memory

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/change-the-size-of-virtual-memory

  What is virtual memory?
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/what-is-virtual-memory

  Hope this information is useful.

• The file size and YouTube

  I'm relatively new to videos. I have incorporated a few YouTube videos on my site, but I started to play with the Prime Minister in the hope to learn to make my own videos. I wonder if someone could help me to answer a few questions about the size of the file.

  A large image can greatly increase the size of the page file, in order to put a video on a page should have a huge impact. Or is the negligible impact because the video doesn't "load" until someone clicks on it?

  When someone plays a video, it probably uses a lot of bandwidth.

  So it occurred to me that the obvious solution to the file size band bandwidth problems and probably is bandwidth. Instead of hosting videos on my sites, I could upload them to YouTube and then embed them on my web pages.

  If I use this strategy, which would help a lot in terms of use of bandwidth and page load time?

  Maybe I should have put my question this way: what are the advantages and disadvantages of video hosting on your site rather than publish them on YouTube? I guess that I retain the copyright for all the videos I put on YouTube.

  Thank you.

  If played from YouTube or your own web server, the file size of the video will not add anything significant to the size of the web page.  They are simply text files, very small in comparison.  Adding a video is a few lines of code pointing to the reading software and the video file itself.

  If you host the file on your own server, then the bandwidth will count towards your monthly totals, while only hosted on YouTube, he obviously won't.  But the web page itself will not change much in size.

  Don't know or the other of these issues matter much, however.  You can get hosting packages unlimited bandwidth for $100 / year, maybe less.

  Copyright is another problem.  YouTube will take down or limit some videos under certain conditions.  (And these days, not all these conditions are fair and appropriate under the U.S. Copyright Act).  Their accommodation on your own site, this isn't a concern.  (However, it does not necessarily legal, either.)

• When lowering pixels of resolution of a video, the file size becomes smaller...

  Hello!

  My question is this:

  I am importing a tiff of scope (2048 X 858) 2K sequence in Premiere Pro CC 2015.

  When I go to the export section, as you can see in this video link:

  First Pro CC 2015 (resolution size) export settings - YouTube

  and try to lower the resolution 2048 X 858, 5 X 2 or 854 X 480 or 1280 X 536! the size of the file remains the same! Is this possible?

  This means that if I have a 4K video and a video card, they will have exactly the same file size!

  I tried to make a sequence of low resolution and drop tiff sequence and adjustment of the sequence in the image of low resolution tiff, but I have the same problem.

  I've even nested sequence of high-resolution sequence of lower resolution, but... Nothing...

  Does this make sense? What I am doing wrong?

  Thank you!

  Yiannis

  Yiannis, Yes. Unlike a photo, a video, the file size is determined by the data rate. However, the data/flow isn't what determines quality, you need to consider in the codec you use.

  For example, a 50 Mbit/s, 720 x 480 H.264 file and a 50 Mbps DV (video only, forgetting the audio codecs) will be exactly the same size. but the H.264 file is going to be better because it's a step more coded with a better compression algorithm.

  Another factor that determines the size of the file is the frame rate. I'm not saying that you should drop your rate to save space, but know that if you save 2 files with the same exact settings, but we're 30 p or 25 p and the other is 50 p or 60 p, then the latter will be twice as large.

• The file size of data pump-

  DBA dear friends,

  I use below syntax to export a schema, using the file size to limit the maximum size of each dump file to 50G.

  expdp dumpfile=soa._%U.dmp filesize = 50G = DPP patterns parallel soa = directory = 4 logfile = soa.log

  I see one of the files has exceeded 90GB and continues to increase, his writing to 4 files at the same time, but has not yet created a 5th file. I would be surprised that this file > 90 GB more? Appreciate your thoughts

  Thank you

  925414 wrote:

  DBA dear friends,

  I use below syntax to export a schema, using the file size to limit the maximum size of each dump file to 50G.

  expdp dumpfile=soa._%U.dmp filesize = 50G = DPP patterns parallel soa = directory = 4 logfile = soa.log

  I see one of the files has exceeded 90GB and continues to increase, his writing to 4 files at the same time, but has not yet created a 5th file. I would be surprised that this file > 90 GB more? Appreciate your thoughts

  Thank you

  It seems that he does not know the size of the FILE when you incorrectly specify.

  It could work differently & better for you as a FILESIZE = 50 GB

• The file size is huge despite the linked files

  Hi, I met a very strange thing.

  I am just placing some raster files in my illustration. I have always used the link option, because I keep my files in good condition and I really like the small files. (The contrary would be the Embed option, which saves the content placed in the file have.)

  But, despite a link to raster instead of embed files, my file have size gets really huge with the placed content. As a general rule, 80 MB with three raster images placed. It includes of course placed in any case files. And they are recorded in a sort of uncompressed format, too; the actual jpg file weigh only about 3 MB in total.

  Even more strange is the fact that if I move the content placed outside my work plan, the size of the file down again normal values (usually 600 kB). Means that the file size is something to do with the preview of the file or something, which (I think) is limited to the artboard.

  This has never been the case with Illsutrator before, has it?

  Is this really how Illustrator should behave, or I have some very odd here?

  InDesign handles content exactly how I like it: no incorporation of all.

  It is the ability to save a PDF compatible file that incorporates the images.