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Add Custom Paper size - PDF

Explorer ,
Oct 08, 2019 Oct 08, 2019

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For years now, I've been creating custom pages sizes for printing-to-PDF in PhotoShop using the "Add" function pictured. Ever since upgrading from an older version of Photoshp to the latest version - it simply doesn't work anymore. By doesn't work - I mean I go through the motions - and at the end of the process - there is no new no size listed (nor does my document print at the proper size in the moment). Super frustrating. I've tried doing it via Acrobat as well, with the same result.

1. is there an alternative way to add these?
2. is there an alternative way to print custom sizes (but not Save as Photoshop PDF, as the file sizes tend to be huge this way)

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LEGEND ,
Oct 09, 2019 Oct 09, 2019

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Very strongly advise NOT to print to PDF from Photoshop. Use Save As. File Size depends on your settings and resolution (ppi). 

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Oct 09, 2019 Oct 09, 2019

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Can I ask why? I'm open to new ways - but I've been doing it the old way for a very long time. Change is hard. 🙂

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You potentially lose all sorts of information when you print to PDF. You have less control over compression and colour (since PostScript isn't colour managed). You can't make PDF/X or layered PDF. It's like taking a photocopy of a printout when you could print another exact copy.

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