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You are very welcome and I was happy to help.
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You are very welcome and I was happy to help.

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Likewise, you're very welcome!
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My book looks like it will be in excess of 2GB. There are so many images and I have yet to do image compression. That will reduce the size enormously.<br />
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But at the same time, I am sad to take out great photo resolution and replace that.<br />
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What is the &quot;damage&quot; of having a high resolution high file size PDF download?<br />
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Curious to her of anyone with any negative experience with a large PDF.<br />
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Thanks
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My book looks like it will be in excess of 2GB. There are so many images and I have yet to do image compression. That will reduce the size enormously.

But at the same time, I am sad to take out great photo resolution and replace that.

What is the "damage" of having a high resolution high file size PDF download?

Curious to her of anyone with any negative experience with a large PDF.

Thanks

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