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I have several work tables and my file ai weighs more than 500 mb, how to reduce it to 200 or 100 mb?
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Alonso,
You may save it with Create PDF Compatible file unticked.
And you may change embedded images, if any, to linked ones.
Always save a copy of the original document (including PDF part) before cutting down and doing anything otherwise irreversible.
And make copies with different names/in different places along the way, of course.
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thanks for your answer.
Others solutions?
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alonsoc: open up your actions palette (Window > Actions) and open up the Default Actions:
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Dougofakkad, noticed you have a few extra stops in your action, did you add those to prevent crashing. Curious as to what you may have discovered in relation to that.
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that's not what's in yours? i've never edited the action - that's just what i found in there.
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I have the Stops too.
But the Stops don't Stop.
There is an Allow Continue checkbox checked.
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You know I replaced mine with the ones from CS6 which has my own personal ones in addition. Guessing someone at Adobe is onto the trail of actions crashing your computer.
For example I add dummy stops for my release file to printer action
For many years I thought actions crashing during processing was due to a very complex action and the next one was pushing to hard to go through and the computer was not fast enough, but am finding the opposite of actions commands prompted so fast they seem to confuse the code and crossover each other. Going form pixel preview to overprint preview for example is really fast, and adding the stop has eliminated my crashes. The playback action setting used to be my fix back in CS6, but so annoying as everytime you restart your computer you have to change that.
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that's interesting to remember, thanks Mike.
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