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In Photoshop CS, when I saved as a Photoshop PDF, I had the option to include or exclude vector data.
In most instances, embedding the vector data from Photoshop results in a smaller PDF file size, but when the PSD image gets large and there is a lot of text, *sometimes* the PDF can actually be smaller by just having it save without vector data.
With the new save as PDF dialog that is shared among all CS2 apps, Photoshop now seems to no longer provide an option for creating the PDF without embedding any vector data. Is there a way to regain this functionality, besides just exporting the Photoshop as a JPG at 100% and then creating a PDF from that??
In most instances, embedding the vector data from Photoshop results in a smaller PDF file size, but when the PSD image gets large and there is a lot of text, *sometimes* the PDF can actually be smaller by just having it save without vector data.
With the new save as PDF dialog that is shared among all CS2 apps, Photoshop now seems to no longer provide an option for creating the PDF without embedding any vector data. Is there a way to regain this functionality, besides just exporting the Photoshop as a JPG at 100% and then creating a PDF from that??
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