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Tom; Yes the files are the "same". And also yes, you print to file, and the settings are the same, using a pdf driver in the print dialog box. When you distill the settings are also the same. See why I am confused?!

Hey Tom; It;'s not necessarily the "largeness of the files" it's the inconsistency between the two file sizes. If you read my first and second posts, I made mention of the file size issue, and was perplexed as to why the larger file made a smaller pdf and vice versa. As well as how come one...

Hi Vakohles; Im working on a G4 10.3.9 using InDesign CS and Acrobat 6.0.2. Thanks for that tip, but it gave me a 20+mb file, so that's another exhausted avenue that I can say that I've tried - along with the 15 or so other attempts at this pdf. I think I'm officially in agreement with who235...

Hey jmgalvin: Thanks for your input. Yeah - I've tried that and pdf optimizer - not that much of a reduction (.5mb), plus it pixelates the big images, so not much good as a deliverable. I also prefer the postscript option, as you mentioned, there is more to choose from in the print dialog...

Thanks Tom: Here is the dirt, best way I know how to describe it. When I cook the pdf the usual way, it takes way too long and creates a 20mb+ file (instead of 8mb), sometimes it will hang the program after it gets to the 99.9% mark on the bar... hence the distiller route. (You know how...

Hi All; Recently I have been working on a project that is very image heavy (1 hi res per page, approx 220 pages per document). The InDesign documents themselves vary in size by 10mb. English is 31.9mb and French is 42.2mb. (Ihave no idea why this is, unless it is retaining old data, I have...

Has anyone had any experience with this problem? I have had 3 publications where the hyphens get dropped from the text, making it very difficult to proofread. I have looked at fonts and they are all postscript (not TT). Would like to remedy this before I put together any more large pubs...ideas??