Writing to jpg fix?

[Teresa_Halbrehder@adobeforums.com]

I just switched from Quark. Now when I'm placing any kind of graphic (pdf or tiff), when In Design places the graphic, a dialog box comes up that says "writing to jpeg." I don't want it to do this! I need super high resolution for some magazine covers and the file size is reduced by 2/3. That can't be right. Any help appreciated.

[Bob_Levine]

It's for preview purposes only. Don't worry.

Bob

[Ken_Grace@adobeforums.com]

"and the file size is reduced by 2/3. "

What does that mean?

k

[Teresa_Halbrehder@adobeforums.com]

Thanks for the responses. The old Quark pdf export was around 50-60 megs, the In Design export to pdf is coming in between 10 - 20 megs depending on how I write the pdf. I'm having our printer look it over, but he doesn't know much about In Design, he's just pitstopping the contents files.

[Bob_Levine]

ID's export is far superior to Quark's (along with just about every
other feature). And exporting to Acrobat 5 should give you an even
smaller PDF depending upon the contents of your file.

Bob

[Brian]

> ID's export is far superior to Quark's (along with just about every

> other feature).

Just about? Heck, I'd say EVERY feature! I'm hard-pressed to think of
anything that Quark does better...
8^)

[Michael_S._Flynn@adobeforums.com]

Just about? Heck, I'd say EVERY feature! I'm hard-pressed to think of
anything that Quark does better...




Crashing

[Brian]

> Crashing

Okay, there's one...
8^)