I will follow the way as you describe. I understand what you are teaching
me. The PDF file was way to huge to put it here. I will do better next
time.
On 01 Mar 2010 01:26:59 GMT, "hopper"
<4b8b17e2$0$19145$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com>:
>
>Tania Ye posted away in cyberspace:
>
>>On Sat, 27 Feb 2010 11:08:27 +1100, hopper
>><cg_hn.332663$FK3.317027@en-nntp-06.dc1.easynews.com>:
>>
>
>>>Good work in getting the file split happening.
>>>
>>>Now we see you are not building such a huge file into
>>>RaRs.. or indeed "webifying" the PDF.
>>>Do you require assistance with doing these steps?
>>>
>>>I attach the 36MB PDF you posted.. resized to just
>>>1.3MB. You good to go with webifying in future?
>>>
>>>--hopper
>>
>>Your pdf is lot smaller in size.
>>Please teach me the steps.
>>
>Try this Tania..
>
>As you know.. the PDF, you - and others - are posting, come
>straight off the CD provided by a designer.
>Fine as that is for CD distribution there is way too much
>bandwidth waste when moving the same file over a network
>(Internet e-Mail or Internet News Groups).
>Like web page construction one must "webify" the files.
>PDF is really very easy to do, with a little work and a printing tool.
>Freeware ones are here:
>http://www.cutepdf.com/products/cutepdf/Writer.asp
>This tool is a spawn of commercial software I used to use (1990s).
>
>Today I use the PDF printer uploaded here:
>alt.binaries.dominion.moms.computer
>Re: testing supply------- - Tania---yourTestingFile
>I can help you with that utility.
>I do not support CutePDF, sorry.
>
>Essentially, the steps in PDF Factory are:
>Open a PDF in your PDF viewer and select File>Print.
>On the printer screen select your PDF printer.
>(PDF Factory-- if loaded)
>Set the parameters for the document print out like so.
>1. A4 paper size
>2. DPI at 150
>3. Graphics resolution at 30-50%
> (depends on quality of original document
> and quality desired to print out)
>4. Set viewing magnification to 50%, or less if you so desire.
>5. Set security options to allow printing out
>(on an actual printer) only.
>"Do not allow" anything else.
>6. Save those settings to a default setup.
>Flick back to the main screen and click on "Print/OK"
>7. Save the file to the folder the designs are in, being
>careful not to overwrite the original - you need that
>file to compare the size reduction and quality before deleting it.
>
>>I am willing to learn. Also read the
>>How to tutorial files from you, but I
>>am still afraid to post any design files
>>that may be trace back to me.
>
>The best teacher is to watch closely those who know,
>follow how they operate. ABCP is not particularly a
>good teacher at this but some are getting the idea.
>The very first step is to "get offshore" and never use
>the NSP your ISP is handing to you.
>Astraweb - and some 'merkin NSPs who are using European
>servers are the place to be coming from.
>Sonic News is one of these.
>FYI.. GN is "off the list" as that mob will hand your
>arse to a copyright whiner at the drop of a pin.. believe
>that.
>The bottom line is, Tania.. if you do not "feel safe",
>do not "do it". There is no requirement to post files
>in order to be "part of ABCP". There are other things you
>can do and enjoy the group just as much.
>
>
>My apologies for your post getting lost, Tania.. it was an
>error of mine, regretted.
>Thank you for your persistence.
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