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Quote from: Lucius on April 17, 2008, 02:55:44 PMc:\document_name.ps

<------- OOOOOOOOhhhhh Lookie Matt's HERE!

Haaaahahahaaaaa! That's what I thought too! heeheee 

you say it like this is a new trick or something. this has been around since windows 95 or 98. wasnt it matt that wrote it on ppf?

c:\document_name.ps

maybe someone should ask him

i was told at a seybold conference that it had been killed but wasnt "dead yet" because they wanted to support only one os.

try www.mattbeals.com/pdfversion/

ive used this trick before and it works.

doubt there is. wheres mattbeals when you need him?

i agree with stephen beals. RGB is better to work in but everything eventually ends up cmyk obviously.

I bet matt is happy...

just get pdf color convert from callas. makes it much easier.

If you're dealing with big pdfs or complex ones then Pitstop Neo is the way to go. Its much faster than Pitstop and Acrobat.

I was able to save about 5MB for the batch using Apago PDF Shrink. I kept them at 96 dpi, 200dpi for monochrome, medium JPEG quality. Still a usable/readible for screen use. The PDF shrink can take the pdf direct so you dont have to futs with making post script and then distilling it. the whole thing took about 7 minutes or so. and the program is like $35 or something dirt cheap.

no idea. i dont think that acro can shrink page sizes. i think you can only go bigger with its crop tool.

Quote from: tuff_gong on October 04, 2007, 01:14:32 PM100 K in pitstop.

wheres matt when you need him?

Quote from: jimking on September 21, 2007, 08:50:00 PMCheck this out.
http://www.creativepro.com/story/news/25530.html

Old news. Markzware and Enfocus were a loggers head a few years ago too. I guess this time it's now in court.