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A suggestion regarding the uploaded files–reduce the file size\applicable to all PDF files

2007-12-30View Original

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I found quite a lot of useful materials on the forum. I noticed that many of the materials there are much larger than those in my collection, by a significant margin, yet the clarity of the content remains the same. For example, I downloaded the book titled \"Latest New Technologies and Standards for Energy Saving and Consumption Reduction in Enterprises, as well as Development and Optimization of Energy-Saving Technologies\" at the address http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=79882&highlight=%D7%EE%D0%C2%C6%F3%D2%B5%BD%DA%C4%DC%BD%B5%BA%C4%D0%C2%BC%BC%CA%F5%D0%C2%B1%EA%D7%BC%D3%EB%BD%DA%C4%DC%BD%B5%BA%C4BC%BC%CA%F5. The file size was 150M, but when I opened it using Adobe Acrobat 7.0 Professional and used the \"File – Reduce File Size\" function to compress it, its size dropped to just 32M. Here, we urge everyone to compress the files before uploading them, as this not only makes things easier but also reduces the amount of space used on the forum. There are two simple methods to do this: 1. File – Reduce file size; applies to all PDF files. 2. Advanced-PDF Optimizer is not recommended for PDF files with low clarity. A piece of advice: the more original the electronic version of the file, the greater the chances of reducing its size significantly. Encrypted PDF files need to be decrypted first; Adult PDF Password Recovery is a useful tool for this purpose. If there are issues with a PDF file, it’s advisable to merge the relevant pages first, as this will resolve 80% of the problems. Be sure to use bookmarks to keep track of the pages, so that no bookmarks are lost in the merged file
Reply #22007-12-30
  It makes sense to consider promoting on forums, as it helps save resources and improve efficiency.
Reply #32007-12-30
Indeed, if a file is too large, it poses significant difficulties for both uploading and downloading. Compressing files to the minimum not only saves forum space but also reduces the number of compressed files, saving valuable time for downloaders!
Reply #42007-12-31
It is recommended to check posts with overly large attachments, and encourage other users to reply under that topic with attachments that have been organized and significantly reduced in size
Reply #52008-01-01
It can not only help with weight loss, but it also allows one to identify the reasons for problems in certain posts and find solutions; however, this requires a good understanding of software
Reply #62008-01-01
I learned another trick from the original poster; I’ll give it a try later. Thank you, original poster! Happy New Year!
Reply #72008-01-27
Come up top so more people can see it; I hope it will be useful to everyone
Reply #82008-01-27
It’s really a good method! Had a rough comparison! The original document is still 45M after compression! After compression, it’s only 32M. Given that there isn’t much room for further compression after reducing the size, it also saves over 10M of forum space, allowing everyone to pay at least 2 coins less!
Reply #92008-01-27
So it’s possible to save money too – that’s great! The link provided is useful; I just downloaded a book on energy conservation. The moderator also offered an even better one :( I’m still a bit hesitant; I’ll download it later. But I hope the method suggested by the original poster can be promoted. I also thank you personally, as I’ve learned a useful tool that I will definitely use in the future.:victory: :victory: :victory:
Reply #102008-01-29
I tried version 8.0 once, but it wasn’t good, so I uninstalled it. I didn’t check whether it had a weight loss function; I’ll look for one when I have time
Reply #112008-01-30
Good suggestion. The poster’s images are also very distinctive.
Reply #122008-01-30
The original poster is really thoughtful; I now understand why Newton was able to discover gravity, haha. The poster also puts in a lot of effort into thinking and provides inspiration to everyone – thank you! :handshake
Reply #132008-02-24
I’ve seen the cracked version of 8.0, and it indeed doesn’t have a weight loss function; I’m not sure though if the 8.0 Professional version has it

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