On Sat, Jun 9, 2012 at 2:10 PM, List_Subs <list_s...@mavdns.net> wrote:
> > Sure, but I think the dots is the problem, and so I'd like to know > > how to get the same results as the Mac produced, otherwise I'm going > > to have to switch to an ImageMagick/convert version for this app and > > use images. > > Did you try some of the images manipulation swutches, available to > pdf2swf and pds2swf -s? > Yes I tried pretty much everything. I got one option which reduced the SWF from 500KB to around 350KB, but that's still way larger than the one the Mac produced. (it was the -G flag which did that reduction IIRC). It gets really small if I do -s bitmap, but that kinda defeats the purpose. > Also, from which ( or with which ) application are you rendering the > final pdf? Maybe it's better to tweak the pdf with someting like > pdftk first, or render via the Python gfx module? > The PDF is downloaded from a Bank's web site, so I can't really modify it (aside from running it through pdftk as you say - I've yet to try that - but it doesn't really answer the question of why the two OSes running the same version of pdf2swf produce different results).
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