Word File size too gigantic

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Issue:

If you have photos, size them to the estimated final size before you insert them in your Word file.

Resolution higher than 300 dpi is just wasting bytes. 

Solution:

• Use files in .jpg format when possible; set the jpg compression on “high” (not “maximum”).

Pagination reflows from MS Word to PDF version

Adobe and Microsoft do not agree on how to measure space, so sometimes what fits in Word does not

fit in PDF, and this creates lines carried over which can accumulate to add (or reduce) pages. To help

prevent this.

• Start new pages (such as chapter openings) with a “Start new page” command (Ctrl + Enter), not by adding multiple lines to the end of the preceding chapter.
• Place your pictures at the top of a new page (not in the middle), with a start new page command beforehand.

Don’t include every section subhead in the Table of Contents (unless you have to). This makes

for messy problems if you do experience minor re-flow.

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