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For online viewing only
For documents that contain common font types
only
For online viewing
only
If your PDF is only intended for online viewing on a computer
monitor, you can:
- Reduce (Downsize) the resolution of all the bitmap
images used in your document to 96 dpi (see the screen
shot below). This will further reduce the PDF file size. But be
aware that at 96 dpi, the bitmap image may not look very good when
printed out on paper, but it is good enough for online
viewing.
- Reduce the bitmap image quality by selecting
JPEG and use the slider to reduce the quality (see the screen shot
below).
For documents that only contain common font
types
For documents that contain common font types only (i.e. Fonts
that most computers have, such as Times Roman , Arial, Courier),
you can safely disable the font-embedding option by selecting
"Don't embed" under the "TrueType Font Embedding"
(see the screen shot below). This will further reduce the PDF file
size. But be aware that the PDF may not display or print properly
in the computers that do not have the required fonts.
For most cases, we recommend you to use the default option, which
is "Embed (subset)". It means that easyPDF Printer
embeds the Fonts into the PDF output, but only for the characters
used in the document. This option produces a reasonably sized PDF
which can be displayed and printed correctly from any computer. As
an example, you can download this Japanese PDF and open it in your
computer. Even though your computer doesn't have any Japanese
fonts, it can still display and print the PDF correctly because the
required Japanese fonts had already been embedded in the PDF
itself.
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