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From: Judy Zappacosta on 7 Jul 2010 02:31 Is there Windows freeware that will batch shrink a set of PDF files (w/o changing the number of files)? This is a followup on a previous thread where we found PDFsam freeware useful to split a single PDF file into multiple smaller PDF files; but we found it necessity to use Adobe Acrobat Professional to shrink those files (because PDFsam's size-target is plus or minus too large an amount). The use model would be two steps: 1. Split a large PDF into multiple smaller PDFs (around 1000KB each, plus or minus a huge 25% though) 2. Then compress any files that were higher than 1,000KB down to 1,000KB or lower (if possible) in batch mode Currently this is done with: 1. PDFSam freeware 2. Adobe Acrobat 6 Professional payware The goal is to find a batch PDF compression utility that will take the place of the manual Adobe Acrobat PDF compression capabilities.
From: Judy Zappacosta on 7 Jul 2010 10:07
On Wed, 07 Jul 2010 12:16:59 GMT, Lutrin wrote: >> Is there Windows freeware that will batch shrink a set of PDF files (w/o >> changing the number of files)? > > *Multivalent PDF* > - http://multivalent.sourceforge.net/Tools/index.html > - http://bit.ly/bYJ906 (download here, sourceforge has removed a > multivalent version with tools inside) You know your PDF! Will try! |