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<blockquote data-quote="Cergorach" data-source="post: 1901174" data-attributes="member: 725">1. Graphical elements that are used more then once in the document should not be merged with other graphical elements (should be seperate images that are placed in ID).2. When exporting to pdf be sure that you set the settings in compression correctly, i use the following for color and greyscale images:Bicubic Downsampling toCompression: JPEGImage Quality: Medium150 pixels per inchfor images above: 150 pixels per inchI use the following for Monochrome (B&amp;W) images:Bicubic Downsampling toCompression: CCITT Group 4300 pixels per inchfor images above: 300 pixels per inchPlay around with these settings if you wish, but from experience these settings give the best quality/size pdf.3. Generally ID compresses the pdf better then Acrobat (in the same quality).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cergorach, post: 1901174, member: 725"] 1. Graphical elements that are used more then once in the document should not be merged with other graphical elements (should be seperate images that are placed in ID). 2. When exporting to pdf be sure that you set the settings in compression correctly, i use the following for color and greyscale images: Bicubic Downsampling to Compression: JPEG Image Quality: Medium 150 pixels per inch for images above: 150 pixels per inch I use the following for Monochrome (B&W) images: Bicubic Downsampling to Compression: CCITT Group 4 300 pixels per inch for images above: 300 pixels per inch Play around with these settings if you wish, but from experience these settings give the best quality/size pdf. 3. Generally ID compresses the pdf better then Acrobat (in the same quality). [/QUOTE]

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