Johannes Franz wrote:Hi there,
i would like to throttle the quality of images, because the created pdf grows to big. Is there a formatting objects command to do this? Or is the only solution to throttle the quality of the images before converting?
There is no XSL-FO property to reduce the amount of data in an image. You will need to do this processing before presenting the image to FOP
Chris
You could also do a post-processing of the PDF files (after FOP is done) to optimize/compress/shrink the PDF files. Some of the following are Mac OS X-only, but others are not.
Please report back if you find something that suits your needs.
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