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I've done this occaisonally and have never had any problem
reading the resulting pdf, but it doesn't always reduce file
size by very much, and on at least one pdf actually made the
file slightly larger!
I use Acrobat 7.0 Professional. Under the File menu, there is a Reduce
File Size option. If the PDF has already been created, you can open it
up and use this to reduce file size.
I ran it on my 3MB PDF. It reduced file size considerably, with no
apparent side effects. Has anyone experienced problems using this?
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