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| | | why Rtf file so big ? | why Rtf file so big ? 2006-07-27 - By Mark Hall
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On Wednesday 26 July 2006 19:41, Bhupat Raigaga wrote:
> I see size of the Rtf file quite big compared to PDF. Is there any way to
> reduce/optimize file size. In my case PDF doc (135KB) and the RTF doc
> (25,103KB)?
Because RTF ist a text-based format and text-based formats tend to be larger
than binary-based formats. Also RTF is a quite verbose format.
The only way to reduce the size of an RTF document is by compressing the whole
document (which works very well since it is a text-based format). Of course
you have to decompress before actually viewing. Apart from that there is not
much you can do, except keep the number of tables you are using to a minimum.
Greetings,
Mark
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