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  | | | -none- | -none- 2007-08-24 - By Bruno Lowagie (iText)
Back Will Simpson wrote: > I wondered if there is something odd about the original PDF. Has anyone > else experienced anything similar?
This question has already been answered.
Let me adapt a small example I used in the book. It's elementary math.
Suppose you have a resource that is 1KB, and you need to produce a PDF with that resource and 0.1KB of data on each page.
Then the resulting PDF will be approximately: (100 x 0.1) + 1 KB = 11 KB.
If you burst this PDF, you'll end up with 100 pages that each have the 1KB resource and the 0.1KB content. That's approximately: (1KB + 0.1KB) x 100 = 110 KB.
This resource could be anything: an image, a font, some recurring PDF syntax. That's what the original answer implied. There's nothing mysterious about it. What part of the answer was unclear to you? br, Bruno
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