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Use a free third-party Java tool to truly compress PDFs
don't put the jar in /System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.6.0/Home/lib/ext
From Apple's documentation. In Mac OS X, put your extensions in /Library/Java/Extensions/. Java automatically looks in this directory as it is starting up the Java Virtual Machine.
Use a free third-party Java tool to truly compress PDFs
I'm grateful for the suggestion, because this was the only method for employing Java of all mentioned in this post that actually resulted in processing of the temp file in ~/Desktop/PDF with tool.pdf.Compress. However, upon completion the fonts in the output documents all turned to jibberish. Maybe I'll go back and read the Colorsync method again. |
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