Yes, you can generally reduce the file size of PDF export files, either by reducing the file size of images inserted in iStudio documents (before inserting them), or by compressing the PDF export file. More information here.
January 11, 2013 |
Posted by Andy
Yes, you can generally reduce the file size of PDF export files, either by reducing the file size of images inserted in iStudio documents (before inserting them), or by compressing the PDF export file. More information here.
After going halfway through videos showing me how to use it, I am unbelievably impressed. I can do all the things I used to do with Microsoft Publisher and many things more. It is truly outstanding as are the videos that explain how to. If you ever need an endorsement, come to me.
Bill
Just a very quick note to say I think this is a fantastic program — simple to use but powerful enough to produce wonderful material. I'm just so pleased I bought iStudio in 2010 and am enjoying it still.
Thank you very much.
David
Good to see you all at MacWorld. Since then I have not had to open my Adobe products since buying iStudio. No more mysterious symbols, no more byzantine methodologies. iStudio is so intuitive, I rarely have to refer to the manual.
As a Copy Writer who does not have a background in graphics, I no longer have to intrude on my graphic artists valuable time. I create my own first drafts to send on to the professionals. It's an amazing time-saver for me, and for them.
Craig