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I wish I can get into specifics but I can't. Here is the situation the AI file is a set size, there are 3 layers, a txt layer, a graphics layer with no transparency or gradients and an image layer with a linked jpg color rgb image at. This isn't going to print it is being loaded into the...

Here's the deal, it is all vector with no gradients with a placed jpg. I knocked down a megabyte by converting the jpg to a non-compressed tiff. but it is still over 2mbs. I need the Ai capabilities in tact as well as the layer structure. When you save a pdf out of illustrator it keeps its...

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Yes I did, it seems there is no marked difference in file size with diff pdf versions. I'm running CS4 btw (I should have mentioned that)

Yeah I did'nt mention that I tried that, InDesign treats Ai files as virtual EPSs and flatness them as well when saved. The issue here is that the we have software that runs a script that utilizes the layers saved in the PDF. We use so many that the file size is huge and if there is anyway I can...

Saving Ai files into PDFs the file is much bigger then the original Ai file, I need to keep the file structure of the Ai doc in tact but need the file size of my PDF to be no more then 1mb (preferably much smaller). The original AI file is 1.5mb If I convert the Ai into an eps, place it in an...