Cairo PDF embedded images not optimizable in Adobe Acrobat
Ben Bradley <[email protected]>
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Hi everyone I create designed pages in Inkscape then export to PDF. Then I can further process these PDFs in Acrobat, combine multiple pages and downsample the images etc. I believe Inkscape uses Cairo as the back-end for exporting the PDFs. The problem I've found is that the PDF Optimizer in Acrobat is refusing to process and downsample the embedded images created by Inkscape/Cairo. I posted this thread on the Adobe forums and had the following reply... http://forums.adobe.com/message/4836095#4836095 "The PDF creation software (cairo?) has certainly done something odd. It has wrapped up the image in a tiling pattern, then painted the pattern just once. PDF shrinking software isn't likely to mess with the contents of patterns, they are normally tiny special effect bitmaps not to be adjusted... maybe there's an option to change this on creation." Has anyone else encountered this? Are there any options in Cairo (that aren't exposed by Inkscape) that can change the way images are embedded in a PDF? Cheers, B -- cairo mailing list [email protected] http://lists.cairographics.org/mailman/listinfo/cairo