Posted by Richard on 07/06/07 13:13

"Sonnich Jensen" <sonnich.jensen@jotautomation.com> wrote in message
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> Hi all!
>
> I have a problem using PDFTK.
>
> I create PDF files, 150 pages large, which equals 3-6 Mb. These are
> slooooow causing the server to spend 100% on my stuff...
>
> solution a) another option, which takes less CPU time?
>
> solution b) setting the priority of PDFTK to low or something, in
> order to let other things work...
>
> /S
>

Hello /S,

if the server is already spending all its time on creating your pdf, I dont
see how you can force the server to spend even MORE time on it..... :(

The question really is IMHO: what makes your pdf so "heavy" to create?
How long does it take to create the 150 pages?
How are you creating the pages?
What is on these pages? Text? Graphics?

Regards,
Richard.

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