On 19/06/2012 21:21, Nick Bannister wrote: > Ok I use pdf copy and loop through each page of both pdf one and two and add > to a third before close the pdf copy object to write the pdf Using PdfCopy instead of PdfSmartCopy could be the culprit. Although you shouldn't ever have a situation where file A + file B + file C results in a file size that is much higher than the sum of the file sizes of the three separate files. I don't remember having seen such a situation, except in a distant past due to a bug in an old iText version. It's important to tell us which iTextSharp version you're using, maybe you're experiencing a bug that has been fixed a long time ago.
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