is there a max size for a pdf ?
I've been working in Adobe Acrobat X std for a little while now, and find I did not have such "problems" in earlier versions.
On a daily basis, I have to create and work with very large documents 2000-3000+ pages more than 100MB. Over time, I need to add various pdfs (and related bookmarks) to the original. I've been told by our in house IT (via Adobe help) that the errors that have been occuring are related to the size of the document I am working on.
reading error 14 or 16
When this problem initially occured, I was using the original large document, attempting to insert another smaller pdf. The function looked like it was successful, but in further viewing of the entire document, the inserted pages appeared "corrupted" as very tiny white squares, unable to view, extract, delete or any other function, thus making the entire document useless.
I never experienced this situation in previous older versions of Adobe.
to try to "correct" the problem without losing all of my data, I cut and extracted the "good" portions and saved. However, the MANY bookmarks originally created from the large document did not "come along" and had to be re-created in the now smaller portion. To "get around" the problem for now, I have to watch the size, and wen it nears 100 MB, I start a new portion...
These challenges have made for much more work...
there must be many other folks/companies, out there with much bigger documents they need to work with - what is the solution ?
