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You can’t Amy. One of the "file size reducing" features of acrobat is it’s ability to do graphics compression and font substitution. But at some level, you make a trade off of image quality for file size. So you have to look and see what the best compression setting for your particular image is.
Don’t have layers though – despite the font substitution ability in Acrobat, the extra layer of text significantly increases file size. Best to flatten unless you ab-so-tootly need to have separate layers.
Peace,
Tony
Don’t have layers though – despite the font substitution ability in Acrobat, the extra layer of text significantly increases file size. Best to flatten unless you ab-so-tootly need to have separate layers.
Peace,
Tony
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